Plantae Bolboschoenus maritimus, commonly known as Sea Clubrush or in the local language as Cañota de mar, is a perennial plant found in coastal regions including the Comunidad Valenciana. It is part of the sedge family, Cyperaceae, and is typically found in salt marshes, brackish water, and around ponds and estuaries.

• Appearance: This plant can reach heights of up to 1.5 meters. It features erect, triangular stems that are rough to the touch and bear narrow, grass-like leaves.
• Flowers: Flowering occurs from June to August, producing dense brownish spikelets that form clusters at the top of the stems.
• Habitat: Bolboschoenus maritimus thrives in wetland environments, particularly in saline conditions, making it a prominent species in coastal ecosystems.
• Ecological Importance: The plant provides habitat and food for various bird species and acts as a natural water filter, playing a vital role in maintaining the health of wetland ecosystems.
• Conservation: As an integral part of coastal biodiversity, conservation efforts in the Comunidad Valenciana aim to protect this species and its habitat from pollution and habitat destruction.

Bolboschoenus maritimus is a resilient and adaptive plant that is not only essential for wildlife but also contributes to the natural beauty of coastal landscapes in the region.