Difference between revisions of "Faneng"
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Plant of singular appearance, which could be taken for a mushroom, the '''faneng''' is in fact the fleshy shoot of a large rhizome. | Plant of singular appearance, which could be taken for a mushroom, the '''faneng''' is in fact the fleshy shoot of a large rhizome. | ||
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This toxic, very stringy bud bears at its apex a green puff called cladode which is used for photosynthesis. Only this upper part is used by [[Zoraï|Zoraïs]] (the faneng-hakka<ref>The “faneng host” in [[Taki Zoraï]].</ref>, which they think is a host plant) who extract from it a particularly effective anti-toxin. | This toxic, very stringy bud bears at its apex a green puff called cladode which is used for photosynthesis. Only this upper part is used by [[Zoraï|Zoraïs]] (the faneng-hakka<ref>The “faneng host” in [[Taki Zoraï]].</ref>, which they think is a host plant) who extract from it a particularly effective anti-toxin. | ||
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Revision as of 02:56, 2 September 2019
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| Faneng in winter | |
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| Kingdom | Plant |
| Category | Root |
| Main Ecosystem(s) | Jungle |
| Counterattack type | None |
Plant of singular appearance, which could be taken for a mushroom, the faneng is in fact the fleshy shoot of a large rhizome.
This toxic, very stringy bud bears at its apex a green puff called cladode which is used for photosynthesis. Only this upper part is used by Zoraïs (the faneng-hakka[1], which they think is a host plant) who extract from it a particularly effective anti-toxin.
- ↑ The “faneng host” in Taki Zoraï.
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