Quaking Volleypom: Difference between revisions

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The '''Quaking Volleypom''' split from its ancestor the [[Contorted Volleypom]] to spread more inland. It can be found forming fast-growing dense stands in [[Kosemen Temperate Woodland]], [[Vivus Lowboreal]], [[Vivus Highboreal]], [[Central Kosemen Lowboreal]], [[Kosemen Highboreal]], and [[East Kosemen Lowboreal]]. Typically these trees have gnarled knobby thick trunks with thin branches growing off, commonly in clusters. These branches are fast-growing, bendy, easy to snap and easy to replace. The way the branches tend to clump cause the canopy of this tree to be sporadically dense and sparse depending on what section is observed. The summertime leaves are now larger and proportionally broader, with a more established and flexible stem piece that allows it to give way to breezes which results in a less hospitable environment for crawling fauna. As these leaves, black, white, plastic, and bare wave and flutter in wind it gives the tree a shimmering appearance from a distance. Winter leaves have redeveloped the volleypom fishbone structure to a degree, but with a twist to their growth resulting in a more 3-dimensional arrangement compared to the planar form taken by those grown from the twigs of [[Shaggy Volleypom]].