A plant with withered leaves in a 10–12″ pot is likely Cyperus alternifolius (umbrella plant). Roots have probably rotted from overwatering in too large a pot, or dried out completely.
Cyperus likes consistently moist but well‑drained soil—hard to achieve in oversized pots.
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