What is another word for sedges?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛd͡ʒɪz] (IPA) 
Sedges are a type of plant that typically grows in wetlands and other damp environments. Some common synonyms for sedges include rushes, cattails, bulrushes, and reeds. Each of these terms refers to a different type of wetland plant that may look similar to sedges, but has its own unique characteristics. Rushes, for example, are similar to sedges in their cylindrical stems, but have smaller leaves and tend to be less rigid. Cattails are a tall, narrow-leafed plant that is often found in marshy areas. Bulrushes are similar to cattails but have larger, thicker stems. Finally, reeds are a type of wetland plant with long, narrow leaves and a distinctive, slender appearance.
