What is another word for bog plant?
Pronunciation: [bˈɒɡ plˈant] (IPA) 
Bog plants are a type of vegetation that thrive within wetlands or marshes. They play an important role in maintaining the delicate ecosystem of such areas, providing food and shelter to various species of animals. Synonyms for bog plant include fen flora, marsh vegetation, swamp vegetation, wetland flora, and peatland vegetation. These plants have adapted to survive in waterlogged soils, with specialized roots and other adaptations to absorb nutrients. Some common bog plants include cattails, sedges, rushes, and sphagnum moss. These plants are not only essential for the environments they reside in, but also add beauty to these often-overlooked landscapes.
