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==Reproduction==

Most Treeworms use a sexual flower-like organ to exchange reproductive material. They are pollinated by the [[~~Xenobee|~~xenobee]] and its decedents. They hatch their larva by means of eggs.

Most Treeworms use a sexual flower-like organ to exchange reproductive material. They are pollinated by the [[xenobee]] and its decedents. They hatch their larva by means of eggs.

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==Types of Treeworms==

[[Image:Bambelura.jpg|thumb|right|The [[~~Bambelura|~~bambelura]] and its decedents are perhaps the most unique branch of Treeworms.]]All Treeworms evolved from the [[Lobed Solarworm|lobed solarworm]]Treeworms come in many types with independent characteristics:

[[Image:Bambelura.jpg|thumb|right|The [[bambelura]] and its decedents are perhaps the most unique branch of Treeworms.]]All Treeworms evolved from the [[Lobed Solarworm|lobed solarworm]]Treeworms come in many types with independent characteristics:

Generic Treeworms - The main group of Treeworms, described by the anatomy section. These include all Treeworms not specified here.

Decedents of [[~~Bambelura|~~bambelura]] - General characteristics are four low lying leaves not supported by stalks, and usage of filter feeding as their main source of energy.

Decedents of [[bambelura]] - General characteristics are four low lying leaves not supported by stalks, and usage of filter feeding as their main source of energy.

Decedents of [[Altar Bloomworm|altar bloomworm]] - General characteristics are cone shaped leaves not supported by stalks, and with a protective coating.

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 ==Reproduction==
-Most Treeworms use a sexual flower-like organ to exchange reproductive material. They are pollinated by the [[Xenobee|xenobee]] and its decedents. They hatch their larva by means of eggs.
+Most Treeworms use a sexual flower-like organ to exchange reproductive material. They are pollinated by the [[xenobee]] and its decedents. They hatch their larva by means of eggs.
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 ==Types of Treeworms==
-[[Image:Bambelura.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Bambelura|bambelura]] and its decedents are perhaps the most unique branch of Treeworms.]]All Treeworms evolved from the [[Lobed Solarworm|lobed solarworm]]Treeworms come in many types with independent characteristics:
+[[Image:Bambelura.jpg|thumb|right|The [[bambelura]] and its decedents are perhaps the most unique branch of Treeworms.]]All Treeworms evolved from the [[Lobed Solarworm|lobed solarworm]]Treeworms come in many types with independent characteristics:
 Generic Treeworms - The main group of Treeworms, described by the anatomy section. These include all Treeworms not specified here.
-Decedents of [[Bambelura|bambelura]] - General characteristics are four low lying leaves not supported by stalks, and usage of filter feeding as their main source of energy.
+Decedents of [[bambelura]] - General characteristics are four low lying leaves not supported by stalks, and usage of filter feeding as their main source of energy.
 Decedents of [[Altar Bloomworm|altar bloomworm]] - General characteristics are cone shaped leaves not supported by stalks, and with a protective coating.

Treeworms: Difference between revisions

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