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Typha austro-orientalis is a cattail species from the Typhaceae family, native to southern European Russia, where it grows in freshwater marshes. Its key to growing is to keep its roots wet or submerged in shallow fresh water.
Typha austro-orientalis is a plant species native to the southern part of European Russia. It grows in freshwater marshes. The type specimen was collected in 2000 near the City of Volgograd.
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