Flora and Fauna of Balúrail: Difference between revisions
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Image:Ipuimbe_01.jpg|[[Ipuimbe|Ipuimbe Bush]] <br /> A lowland shrub known for its bright red berries. | Image:Ipuimbe_01.jpg|[[Ipuimbe|Ipuimbe Bush]] <br /> A lowland shrub known for its bright red berries. | ||
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* [[Sejene]] – The peat moss that makes up most of the swamps of the Western Lowlands, cut and dried as peat. | |||
* [[Espivar]] – A saw grass of the open marshes, with blade-like leaves. | |||
* [[Cantuim]] – Singing reeds whose stems produce song-like melodies in the wind. | |||
* [[Belerde]] – The common grass of meadows and dry ground. | |||
* [[Elurbe]] – An edible berry and a food source for the Mifajene. | |||
* [[Talme]] – An edible swamp berry and a food source for the Mifajene. | |||
* [[Elhos]] – A poisonous berry. | |||
* [[Sendive]] – A valuable fruit known for its healing properties. | |||
* [[Deondoa]] – A bog shrub whose leaves are brewed as tea. | |||
* [[Oeimar]] – A lichen that covers the ground of the highland forests and feeds grazing animals in winter. | |||
* [[Ledel]] – A large bog plant whose long, sticky tendrils form nets that can trap and digest animals as large as people. | |||
* [[Porondo]] – A fungus that grows on the borders of swamps. Its spores can invade a victim and kill them slowly, and it is cultivated for poison. | |||
* [[Uril]] – A floating lily of the lakes and slow rivers. | |||
* [[Urbilar]] – A floating weed that covers still water. | |||
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{{further|List of fauna of Balúrail}} | {{further|List of fauna of Balúrail}} | ||