Foliaariset
Foliaariset is a genus of aquatic flowering plants in the family Folioraceae. Endemic to temperate wetlands of Europe and Asia, it comprises herbaceous perennials that thrive in still or slow-moving waters and marshy margins. The genus is noted for its leaf-like fronds and creeping rhizomes, which promote clonal spread.
Taxonomy and species: The genus includes two described species, Foliaariset aquatica (type) and Foliaariset montana. Species
Description: Plants form low, creeping mats via horizontal rhizomes. Leaves are linear to lanceolate, 5–12 cm
Habitat and distribution: Found in ponds, marsh edges, and quiet streams across temperate regions. It tolerates
Ecology and reproduction: Reproduction occurs vegetatively through rhizomes; sexual reproduction produces seeds in favorable climates. Dispersal
Uses and cultivation: In horticulture it is used in decorative ponds and constructed wetlands. It prefers stable