Arundinaria
noun
Arun·di·nar·ia
əˌrəndəˈna(a)rēə
: a genus of large woody bamboo grasses that are natives of Asia and America and have terete culms, persistent leaf sheaths with stiff scabrous bristles, and flower spikelets arranged in racemes or panicles compare canebrake, giant cane, small cane
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin arundin-, arundo, harundin-, harundo reed + New Latin -aria
- swamp box
- swamp broom
- swamp buggy
- swamp bulrush
- swamp buttercup
- swamp cabbage
- swamp candle
- swamp cat
- swamp cedar
- swamp chestnut oak
- swamp cottonwood
- swamp cypress
- swamp deer
- swamp dock
- swamp dogwood
- swamp elm
- swamp evergreen
- swamp globeflower
- swamp gooseberry
- swamp grape
- swamp gum
- swamp hare
- swamp harrier
- swamp hawk
- swamp hellebore