Plants
Plants comprise all plant, bacterial, and fungal life that are part of the natural world; they are non-sentient and lack magical powers.
The species of plants are:
Algae
Simple, photosynthetic organisms found in water, including green, red, and brown algae.
Aquatic Plants
Water-dwelling plants, including water lilies, reeds, kelp, and algae.
Carnivorous Plants
Plants that trap and consume insects or small animals for nutrients, including pitcher plants, flytraps, and sundews.
Ferns
Leafy, spore-producing plants with large fronds.
Flowers
Colorful, blooming plants that reproduce through seeds, including herbs and wildflowers.
Fungi
Spore-producing organisms that resemble plants, including mushrooms, molds, and lichens.
Mosses
Carpet-like plants that thrive in shaded, damp environments.
Grasses
Fast-growing, blade-like plants that dominate meadows, grasslands, and savannas.
Saprophytes
Decomposing, non-photosynthetic plants that feed on dead organic matter, including certain fungi and parasitic plants.
Shrubs
Bushy, woody plants with multiple stems, typically smaller than trees.
Succulents
Thick, water-storing plants adapted to arid environments, including cacti and other fleshy, drought-tolerant species.
Trees
Tall, woody plants with trunks and branches, including deciduous, coniferous, and flowering varieties.
Vines
Climbing or trailing plants with flexible, elongated stems that rely on other structures for support.
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