marshplant
nounUK /ˈmɑːʃplɑːnt/
US /ˈmɑːrʃplænt/
A marshplant is a plant that grows in soft, wet ground.
The tall reeds are a common marshplant along the riverbank.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A plant adapted to live in waterlogged, low-oxygen soil.
Cattails and sedges are marshplants that thrive in standing water.
3. Any vegetation growing in a marsh ecosystem.
The marshplant cover provides shelter for frogs and insects.
4. A plant used for decoration or crafts that is gathered from marshland.
She dried marshplants to weave baskets.