Cyperus papyrus is an aquatic sedge mostly known for its use as paper by the ancient Egypt, Greek and Roman civilizations. It has been assessed as fodder for feeding livestock. The pith is edible and can be eaten raw or cooked. The dry plant can be burned for fire production. Papyrus is now widely used as an ornamental. Papyrus is not primarily used as fodder but it can be browsed or cut for livestock feeding. Papyrus is still used on a subsistence basis by people living in the vicinity of papyrus wetlands in Africa. Papyrus has significant potential as a biofuel because of its high productivity and its habit of growing in large stands.

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