The sporeberry cawer split from its ancestor, the cawer. It has doubled in size to absorb more light. Its top leaves have grown much bigger while its bottom leaves have became more numerous. It now grows a blue sugary sporeberry. It is to attract the mandate emulsifly and cavehorn to eat it and then spread its spores in their droppings. Their spores can sit for an indefinite time. Once it has enough nutrients and water it will start growing.
Living Relatives (click to show/hide)
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