CATTAIL and CARRIZALEl Cattail and the carrizal is represented by plants from 1-3 m tall, narrow leaves and foliar organs. They form dense Lake and marshy areas areas, distribuyendose from the level of the sea to around 2750 m of height. Those genres more representative are Typha, Scirpus, Cyperus, Phragmites and Cladium.
1.-It is an archaism only used on the island of El Hierro, which means rolling over himself almost always referred to a fall on a slope.
2.-Terreña town of tulle.
3.-Cattail-community of herbaceous plants rooted at the bottom of swamps or along the shores of lakes and ponds, both temperate and warm areas. It is characterized because its components have long, narrow leaves or lack of them. They are known as tulle and mainly belong to the genus Typha and Scirpus, Cyperus. It includes the so-called "Saibadales " of Cladium jamaicense and "Carrizales " of Phragmites communis and Arundo donax.
