🌅 At sunrise, the Common cattail (Typha latifolia) may look peaceful—but this plant can quietly transform our wetlands. The fluffy seed heads you see in the video are one of the ways cattails spread so rapidly. When disturbed by wind, water, wildlife, or people, thousands of tiny seeds are released and carried across wetlands, rivers, and ponds. Cattails also spread underground through aggressive rhizomes, forming dense monocultures. 📍 Where it spreads: Common cattail thrives in wetlands, ripa

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