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Also known as "mushfloat", the '''cahbacan''' is a plant of the same family as the [[sailtree]]. Of very different appearance, it looks like a large floating mushroom.
 
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Once treated with a varnish of [[manhart]] roots, this material is used to manufacture floats and build non-load-bearing arches.
 
Once treated with a varnish of [[manhart]] roots, this material is used to manufacture floats and build non-load-bearing arches.
 
 
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Cahbacan in springtime
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Category {{{species}}}
Main Ecosystem(s) Lakes
Counterattack type n.a.
Cahbacan in winter

Also known as "mushfloat", the cahbacan is a plant of the same family as the sailtree. Of very different appearance, it looks like a large floating mushroom.

These plants are important recycling agents for the water of the lakes.

Although the outer casing of its head is harder than that of a mushroom, the inside is filled with a similar spongy, very light, flesh.

Once treated with a varnish of manhart roots, this material is used to manufacture floats and build non-load-bearing arches.

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