Ammannia pubescens

Ammannia pubescens

A tall annual grass native to Central Asia and China growing up to 5 m, with bamboo-like jointed stems and broad, flat leaves. Extremely fast-growing and highly invasive. Spreads via rhizomes; used in crafts, papermaking, and as a temporary windbreak.

Taxonomy

Ordnung Myrtales
Familie Lythraceae
Species Ammannia pubescens

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What family does Ammannia pubescens belong to?
Ammannia pubescens (Ammannia pubescens) belongs to the family Lythraceae in the order Myrtales.

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