What is another word for ditch reed?
Pronunciation: [dˈɪt͡ʃ ɹˈiːd] (IPA) 
Ditch reed is a term typically used to describe a species of plant found in wetland areas. The scientific name for this plant is Juncus effusus, and it is commonly known as soft rush, bullwarks or mat-grass. This plant has several synonyms, including rush bonnet, bog rush, and common rush. It is a long, slender-stemmed plant with small, spiky leaves and distinctive seed heads that resemble a bottle brush. Ditch reed is often used in soil stabilization projects or alongside bodies of water to prevent soil erosion. Its ability to thrive in moist environments makes it an important resource for various wetland ecosystems, including marshes, fens, and bogs.
