THE lilypad helper Species name: Umbrellogalga guidaphaea Common name: Distribuitor Nestingleaf Niche: Producer size: The size of a small bush. Description: Yes, the old nest grows and grows, like this! Firstly the nests start as "blooms" (the flowers), then become the "pads" (those pad things), then the "twigs" (the little ones growing in a big one), that later becomes a "branch" (the one that holds the twig) and then the "meganest" (yeah the top ones), two of the nests go to be distributed into parachute nestingleaves, while the other ones move to house branches (until then the twigs stayed on the top of the pads) and then cycle repeats, for 5 years until the distributor nestingleaf collapses under age and rolls down into the water, next project we will be discussing the plants that grow in the stumps of distributer nestingleaves.
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