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    Center For Aquatic And Invasive Plants

    Center For Aquatic And Invasive Plants

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    • Cuban bulrush

    Cuban bulrush

    Quick Facts

    • Scientific name: Cyperus blepharoleptos
      (formerly classified as Oxycarium cubense)
    • Origin: South & Central America to Mexico
    • Introduction:Late 1880s – Migratory birds / ship ballast
    • Aquatic community: Emergent
    • Habitat: Rooted in wet soils to floating mats
    • Distribution: Statewide – expanding
    • Management effort: Maintenance to lowest feasible level

      Visit our plant profile for images and information.

     

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