Question 1: What's the name of this kind? It grows in water and looks a bit like a reed. I have seen it before. When I was a child, there were many small Hetao, but ... I didn't know what it was called, haha.

Question 2: What is a plant that looks like a reed? So does Fuguizhu.

Question 3: What are the names of those plants that look like reeds? Graptopetalum, also known as Eclipta prostrata, is a papyrus plant.

Question 4: Ladies and gentlemen, what's the name of the one that looks like a reed and tastes like a sugarcane? Northeast people call it "sweet stalk", which is a variety of sorghum, also called reed millet. The scientific name is sugar sorghum. The whole body of reed millet is green, and its leaves are very long and quite high, which can reach more than three meters. Juice is sweet and children like it.

Question 5: Excuse me, what is this kind of plant that looks like a reed, but has a golden edge on its leaves? Thank you. Arundo donax, also known as Arundo donax, is a perennial foliage plant. Plant height is 1.5 ~ 2.0m ... Perennial root, underground rhizome is thick and knotty, belonging to the genus Arundo donax, and its category is perennial foliage plant, which likes light, temperature, humidity and cold. Gramineae, Arundo donax. Gramineae Arundo donax is a perennial herb.

Question 6: What kind of plant is this? It's like a reed, but the pole is hard! Broad-leaved reed/above.

Question 7: What is the name of the grass that looks like a reed in the green belt? I don't know if it's a weed or a special plant in the green belt.

According to the problem description, the grass should be thatched.

Imperata alias: wool needle, thatch, thatch and langen. Gramineae, Imperata, a perennial herb with stout roots. The culm is erect, 30-80 cm high, with 1-3 nodes, and the nodes are glabrous. Rootstock can be used as medicine. Spring bud, the flower spike in bud stage is called Guti, and the ground is like a needle, so it is called a wool needle.

Question 8: Flowers like reeds are common in parks. What kind of plant is this? Thank you for sending me a photo.

Question 9: It's a bit like a reed. It grows on land and its leaves are as sharp as blades. What kind of plant is it? Your local name is not Cao Di, it is taller than Cao Di, its leaves are sharper and its growing environment is different, but I don't know its name.