These Typha simplify biodiversity and habitat when they take over. There’s a possibility that this is the non-native Typha, which seems to be expanding: you would need a photograph of the inflorescence before it dies off, to check the colour. Even if it is one of the two native species ( domingensis or orientalis, though leaf width suggests more likely to be orientalis), so are the plants it would be replacing if it establishes. It doesn’t look vigorous. However the underground parts can persist for a few years. Personally, I hope it dies out. Even a small patch acts as a seed source potentially dispersing to other parts of the landscape
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