What is another word for rush-grass?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈʌʃɡɹˈas] (IPA) 
Rush-grass, also known as bulrush, is a common term used for a group of plants belonging to the sedge family. Rush-grass plants grow in wetlands and marshy areas, and are known for their tall, slender stalks which can be used for weaving and thatching. Synonyms for the word rush-grass include cat-tail, reed, cumbungi, bulrush, and cornstalk. These plants are important for stabilizing soil along waterways and providing habitats for various aquatic animals. Furthermore, they have been traditionally used for medicinal purposes, such as treating respiratory ailments and making poultices to reduce swelling.
