Regrestoloppy

The regrestoloppy split from its ancestor, the domed loppy and moved to the Barlowe Desert. Returning to its earlier ancestor's biome, the regrestoloppy can hardly be recognised as part of the loppy family. It has regained its photosynthesis ability and uses the green to yellow spectrum of light. During the night, it will store moisture from the air and ground, and during the day it will use its reserves to create the energy it needs. Its spores no longer shoot out, but rather fall gently to the desert sand.