Glyceria obtusa (Blunt/Atlantic Mannagrass)

Glyceria obtusa, commonly known as Blunt or Atlantic Mannagrass, is a wetland plant that grows from rhizomes. It is characterized by its grass-like appearance with long, slender leaves and compact flower clusters. It is commonly found in coastal marshes and wetlands. This plant is known for its ability to tolerate saline conditions and is an important component of coastal habitat ecosystems, providing erosion control and habitat for various aquatic species.