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What is the meaning of sanai in marathi?
"सनई" in Marathi refers to the reed plant, also known as bulrush or cattail. It grows in wetlands and marshy areas, commonly used for making handicrafts, mats, and baskets.
Can cattail be Found in the sea?
No. Cattails are found in swampy or marshy areas.
Why is malaria more common in marshy areas?
Marshy areas are good places for mosquitoes to breed. Mosquito being the vector for malaria.
What is the difference between a lake and a wetland?
A lake is a body of water. Wetlands are low-lying lands which, for a variety of reasons, don't drain well and are therefore marshy/swampy and may occasionally be inundated.
What is a marshy area called?
A marsh is a type of wetland. Other types of wetlands include swamps, bogs, fens, forested wetlands, and others. A marsh is almost always inundated, or full of water. There is usually some open water present. Vegetation such as grasses, reeds, and forbs dominate the marsh landscape. This contrasts with swamps that are generally deeper and have more trees.
What are marshy birds?
marshy birds
Name a marshy creek or swampy backwater or a river or lake They are very common in the United States along the gulf coast?
A bayou is a marshy creek or swampy backwater of a river or lake. They are very common in the U. S. along the gulf coast.
What is a Marsh dweller?
The term marsh dweller is usually used to describe those who reside in marshy areas. This can include people, animals, birds and other creatures who prefer life in the green leafy areas of the wetlands and marshes.
Do people eat marshy birds?
yes, marshy sufllae
When was Marshy Landscape created?
Marshy Landscape was created in 1883.
What is the name of a marshy creek or swampy backwater of a river or lake common in the US along the gulf coast?
estuary
What is Louisiana's most common nickname?
One common nickname for Louisiana is "the Bayou State," since it really does have a number of slow-moving streams and marshy lakes.
