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{{Species
|name = Kosemen Bubbleweed
|week = 27
|generation = 167
|creator = Bufforpington
|image =
|ancestor = Marine Bubbleweed
|habitat = Blocks Subpolar River, Kosemen Subpolar River, Blocks Subpolar Salt Lake, Blocks Bog, Blocks Salt Palus
|size = 1.5 meters tall
|support = Cell Wall (Cellulose), Flotation Bubbles (Hydrogen)
|diet = Photosynthesis
|thermoregulation = Ectotherm
|reproduction = Asexual, Hydrogen Filled Seed Bubbles
|parent = Aquasphericoideae
|genus = Intrarthra
|species = adamafolia
}}
The '''Kosemen bubbleweed''' resulted from a population of [[Marine Bubbleweed|marine bubbleweed]] invading into Kosemen's waterways. They acclimated well to the salt bog, salt lake, and the salty lower reaches of Kosman River. However, that errant population eventually developed the ability to tolerate freshwater and invaded further upstream, only to be stopped at the shallow, fast-flowing waters of the montane rivers.
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Kosemen bubbleweeds are taller than their ancestor, using that height to rise above the [[Blocks Blooblblega|Blocks blooblblega]] that they form mixed beds with. They have fewer segments than their ancestor, with only the leaf-bearing segments remaining. The leaves developed are now diamond-shaped, marginally increasing surface area.
The Kosemen bubbleweed will gather nutrients over the year and store it until the summer. Then, it will sequester additional nutrients into its leaf veins to entice [[Kosemen
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