stth’equn
stth’equn
st̓ᶿeqən
Noun
    cattail, bulrush
Details
Ethnobiological notes
Cattails grow in marshes, ponds, lakeshores, and wet ditches. They have long, flat, narrow leaves and produce tiny flowers on tall spikes that resemble a cat’s tail. Cattails have been used for sleeping mats when camping.
Binomial name
[Typha latifolia L. (common cattail or common bulrush)]