Difference between revisions of "Topil"
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It seems that this plant is perennial and botanists have trouble identifying its breeding periods and why in some places the '''topil''' grows in tight clusters or in flowering sets. | It seems that this plant is perennial and botanists have trouble identifying its breeding periods and why in some places the '''topil''' grows in tight clusters or in flowering sets. | ||
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[[File:Topil-Field-L.jpg|360px|thumb|center|Topil field]] | [[File:Topil-Field-L.jpg|360px|thumb|center|Topil field]] | ||
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These “fields” of topils can be mown to obtain a kind of wet stubble that serves as feeding for animals and [[Homin|homins]]. | These “fields” of topils can be mown to obtain a kind of wet stubble that serves as feeding for animals and [[Homin|homins]]. |
Revision as of 21:13, 27 August 2019
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Topils | |
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Kingdom | {{{king}}} |
Category | {{{species}}} |
Main Ecosystem(s) | Prime Roots |
Counterattack type | n.a. |
Right grass endemic to the Prime Roots, they start growing individually. Multiple colours of them can be seen in all seasons.
It seems that this plant is perennial and botanists have trouble identifying its breeding periods and why in some places the topil grows in tight clusters or in flowering sets.
These “fields” of topils can be mown to obtain a kind of wet stubble that serves as feeding for animals and homins.
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