Typha austro-orientalis
Typha austro-orientalis Mavrodiev
Typha austro-orientalis is a species of the genus Typha in the family Typhaceae. It is native to parts of southern European Russia, as well as Kazakhstan, Crimea, and Uzbekistan. This plant is typically found in freshwater marsh habitats. The species was first described in 2006 by Mavrodiev, with the type specimen collected near Volgograd in 2000.
Description
Typha austro-orientalis is a member of the Typhaceae family and is part of the Typha genus, which includes several species commonly known as cattails. It is distributed across southern European Russia, as well as in Kazakhstan, Crimea, and Uzbekistan. This species thrives in freshwater wetland environments, particularly in marshes. The species was formally described in 2006 by botanist Mavrodiev, based on a specimen collected in 2000 near the city of Volgograd.
Distribution
Kazakhstan · Krym · South European Russi · Uzbekistan