wetland plants
Bog flora species
Plants adapted to saturated or waterlogged soils, found in marshes, swamps, bogs, and along shorelines.
Wetland plants have evolved features like hollow stems for oxygen transport, floating leaves, or specialized roots that tolerate standing water.
Common examples include cattails, sedges, and water lilies.
They stabilize shorelines, filter pollutants, and provide wildlife habitat.
- bulrushTall wetland sedge
- water lilyAquatic flowering plant
- sedgeGrasslike wetland plant
- marsh grassPlants of waterlogged lowlands
- duckweedMinute aquatic floating plant
sawgrass · eelgrass · cattail · reed bed · wild rice · papyrus · lotus · pickerelweed · bladderwort · water cress · arrowhead · pondweed · cordgrass · marsh marigold · hornwort · water hyacinth · coontail · ferns
- plant climatehardiness zones, climate zones, growing season, biomes, growing seasons
- floraleaves, petals, stems, buds, branches
- plantstree, plants, leaves, bluebonnet, trees
- freshwaterponds, river water, freshwater lake, creek, brook
- marshesmarsh grass, salt marsh, sedge, cattails, reeds
- botanybotany, plants, root, leaf, photosynthesis
habitat moisture requirements
wetland plantsdesert plants
Flora adapted to drought
xerophytes · drought-tolerant plants · cacti · desert flora · succulents