#spec botany

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Acanthophyte, more commonly called a Thorn Bush are medium sized sederemischos. They are rather thorny, having small thorns running along their branches and poking out of the plants moss cover itself to avoid being grazed on, these thorns are also laced with burlike pollen, which will then get carried to other Acanthophytes. When a Thorn Bush receives enough pollen from another bush they will begin sprouting small nuts on their externalmost thorns, which are frequently eaten by herbivorous seelenlos. Acanthophytes aren’t found as often the closer you get to the mountains peak, instead being found closer to the base. If you have any questions about this organism please don’t be afraid to ask.

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a drekol named pedal, they are a freelance mechanic on a middle ring planet, they live with an ap named ma-ch and spend a lot of their free time tinkering with technology to make it compatible with both of them, they are a chronic hopeless romantic and have tried time and again to find a partner or partners to no avail, being taken advantage of a lot in the process

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a middle aged drekol named letak, they are part of the crew of a freelance multipurpose transportation vessel known as the voidray, they are the sole survivor of a tragic engine failure and still suffer the effects of it decades later, this is the first art of the new drekol design, alongside the ap i will be updating currently existing drekol to be in their newer design, just like the ap with new information

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kamapanahyl, more commonly called a bell wart, are aquatic solumykitas which have deceptively converged on telluric mushrooms, unlike most telluric mushrooms they produce spores from all over their fruiting body instead of the bottom of their bell, has thin root like structures going all around the lakebeds and riverbeds and will braid them together into sturdy supports to keep their fruiting body in one position, they are very nutritious when prepared right, usually through a form of pickling which softens the wood into a more squishy meat like texture, if you have any questions about this organism please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer

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arthrokalami, more commonly called a jointed stick, are tall sedereamischos which grow in distinct segments, they have a tuber at their base which all their roots grow out of and arthrokalami grow out of the top of this tuber, they will grow continuously till they reach the surface of the ammonia they reside in, they rely on common cliptooth to prune them so they dont reach that height since their segments will start to deform if they try to grow without ammonia to grow into, they reproduce purely asexually when their roots are separated through any sort of means, their root systems tend to be rather extensive containing multiple stick producing tubers, if you have any questions about this seelenlos please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer

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laspamallia, more commonly called a moss slime, are amorphous nodomusco, which grow on any solid surface, including sturdy sediment and other sedereamischos, the grow a filimentous layer of slime and will grow large extensions off of it which flow in the currents, they are a very common food item for almost every aquatic herbivorous seelenlos, and even terrestrial herbivores when they find it, they reproduce asexually through a mix of budding and regenerating their remains when they get eaten similar to telluric echinoderms, like most simple nodomusco they blur the line between colonial and multicellular, if you have any questions about this organism please dont be afraid to ask im more than happy to answer

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ropalomycete, more commonly called a club wart, these solumykitas are small and hardy only sprouting fruiting bodies after quasiseasonal floods, they create a large net of roots underneath the sands of the maschoran desert, which sometimes get disconnected from the rest of the net during windstorms and even dislodged from dunes it exists in, the fruiting body is covered in thousands of tiny holes which release large quantities of spores which will grow into their own subsurface net structure which has a chance of merging with its parent or another club wart, if you have any questions about this solumykitas please dont be afraid to ask im more than overjoyed to answer

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pachyrodiciphytes, more commonly called a tuber lump, these waxy sedereamischos litter the maschoran deserts and function much like telluric pando tree, being a clonal colony, there are still many individual colonies, but regardless a large amount of ramets will litter the surface of the maschoran deserts, under the sand their roots contain many tubers, and many desert dwelling ◗ta in the past used to farm parchyrodiciphytes for said tubers, for both consumption and feed for domesticated seelenlos, many seelenlos native to the maschoran deserts will dig up the sand around tuber lumps and eat said tubers, some organisms subsist entirely off of these tubers, such as desert worms, blight frills, and even young macrodermaderes, if you have any questions about this sedereamischos please dont be afraid to ask i am more than happy to answer