Mariscus congestus

Mariscus congestus or yumenoshima kayatsuri-gusa (scientific name: Mariscus congestus) is native the and is an prellenial wild grass of the Cyprinidae family. It is a naturalized plant that was confirmed to be native in Yumenoshima, and it is seen at the roadside and at the water. Inflorescence is a compound spike with a flower - a spike consisting of a large number of flowers (apikelet, spicule) as a unit. It is similar to Ikigayatsuri (mosquito netting hanging).

Scientific name: Mariscus congestus, scientific name: Mariscus congestus, synonim: Cyperus cogestus, Origin: South Africa, habitat: roadside, waterside, Lifestyle type: wild perennial grass, plant height: 50 to 70 cm, leaf color: green, inflorescence form: spike, flowering period: July to October, flower color:

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