Flora and Fauna of Balúrail: Difference between revisions
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Image:Binua_Tree.jpg|[[Balúrail Pine]] <br /> The most common tree in Balúrail, found throughout the lowlands and highlands. | Image:Binua_Tree.jpg|[[Balúrail Pine]] <br /> The most common tree in Balúrail, found throughout the lowlands and highlands. | ||
Image:Balúrailn Spruce 01.jpg|[[Balúrail Spruce]] <br /> Grows at the edges of the swamps and forms the dense forests of the highlands. | Image:Balúrailn Spruce 01.jpg|[[Balúrail Spruce]] <br /> Grows at the edges of the swamps and forms the dense forests of the highlands. | ||
Image:Allia tree 01.jpg|[[Allia | Image:Allia tree 01.jpg|[[Allia]] <br /> A fir of the higher, cooler slopes of the highlands. | ||
Image:Bagava fruit 01.jpg|[[Bagava | Image:Bagava fruit 01.jpg|[[Bagava]] <br /> A fruiting plant of the alpine slopes of the highlands. | ||
Image:Lumbage01.jpg|[[Lumbage | Image:Lumbage01.jpg|[[Lumbage]] <br /> A pale marsh fern whose leaves are used in teas and poultices. | ||
Image:Fraie Irir 01.jpg|[[Fraie Irir | Image:Fraie Irir 01.jpg|[[Fraie Irir]] <br /> A marsh fungus tied to folktales about silent monks wandering the swamps. | ||
Image:Ipuimbe_01.jpg|[[Ipuimbe | Image:Ipuimbe_01.jpg|[[Ipuimbe]] <br /> A lowland shrub known for its bright red berries. | ||
Image:Sejene Photo 01.jpg|[[Sejene]] <br /> The peat moss that makes up most of the swamps of the Western Lowlands, cut and dried as peat. | Image:Sejene Photo 01.jpg|[[Sejene]] <br /> The peat moss that makes up most of the swamps of the Western Lowlands, cut and dried as peat. | ||
Image:Espivar Illustration 01 .jpg|[[Espivar]] <br /> A saw grass of the open marshes, with blade-like leaves. | Image:Espivar Illustration 01 .jpg|[[Espivar]] <br /> A saw grass of the open marshes, with blade-like leaves. | ||