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Black Hellebore
Helleborus niger
Meaning: Death, the ending of a long lasting relationship or hardship.
The Black Hellebore is often thought to resemble a portal to the netherworld, due to its dark petals, ominous red gradient towards its bright yellow center. All parts with the exception of its petals are poisonous, so handle with care!
- Found in: Green Coast Bay
- Purpose: Potion, Crafting
- Discovered by restingden's Shiori
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Herbalism; Green Coast Bay
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Sunkissed Hibiscus
Hibisceae
Meaning: Beauty, perfection.
Sunkissed Hibiscus are named for the way their brilliant yellow petals glow in the sunlight. These are often collected for decoration, gift giving, and even making tropical scented perfumes.
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Herbalism; Green Coast Bay
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Pink Lotus
Nelumbo nucifera
Meaning: Enlightened spirit.
Pink Lotus flowers are always found blooming on lotus leaves, floating in naturally shallow ponds . These beautiful aquatic plants are often cultivated for medicinal purposes, as well as decoration for garden ponds.
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Herbalism; Green Coast Bay
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Morning Glory
Ipomoea purpurea
Meaning: Unrequited love, tenacity.
These perennial flowers grow on vines, and will latch onto any object or structure. Morning Glories come in many varieties, including solid as well as bi-colors. If not tended to often, its vines will overgrow wildly. Its petals may treat stomach problems, as well as calm the mind if soaked in purified water.
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Herbalism; Green Coast Bay
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Wisteria
Wisteria
Meaning: Creativity, longevity.
Wisteria are wooden climbing bines (not vines!) that have beautiful flowers that gradient from blue down to purple. These plants grow quite fast, reaching over 30ft within a short period of time. This particular specimen's flowers exude a faint sweet scent, making it perfect to use in perfumes.
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Herbalism; Green Coast Bay
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Yarrow
Achillea millefolium
Meaning: Courage during adversity, overcoming hardship.
Yarrow is an herb that is commonly used as an ingredient for medicine. Its effects help with fevers, colds, minor pain, and minor digestive issues. This plant blooms in clusters, naturally growing just about anywhere that has plenty of sun.
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Herbalism; Green Coast Bay
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Hypericum
Hypericum
Meaning: Rebirth, inspiration.
Hypericum is a poisonous plant, whose all parts are not safe to eat, especially the berries. Its name derives from the toxin hypericin, which negatively affects the digestive system.
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Herbalism; Green Coast Bay
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Silvery Violet Mushroom
Cortinarius alboviolaceus
Meaning: None, known for it's beauty
While it may look poisonous due to its pale purple cap and violet gills, it is actually edible! Not many chefs use this as an ingredient, however. This mushroom is also the type that can form "fairy rings" especially in grassy wooded areas.
- Found in: Calico Woods
- Purpose: Single Use Item; Potion ingredient
- Discovered by @restingden's Shiori
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Herbalism; Calico Woods
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Red Brown Stag
Lucanus Cervus
Stag beetles come in a variety of species, totaling over 900 stag beetle species alone! Their pincers, on males, are used to fight over territory and potential mates. Stag beetles can fly and have life of up to 7 years from egg to full adult. They are often collected by young kematas to fight against other bugs to see who can raise and catch the strongest beetles and large tournaments happen annually for this large fighting event.
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Fig Eater
Cotinis Mutabilis
Figeaters, also known as the Green Fruit Beetle, will eat a variety of plants but mostly love juicy fruits and vegetables such as figs, tomatoes, and peaches. They are considerd pests as they destroy gardens especially when in large numbers. They will not harm kematas in any way. Other than the occasional flying into ones face.
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Stick Insect
Phasmatodea
Stick Insects, also called Stick bugs, are often confused with sticks due to their amazing camouflaging skills. Stick bugs can regenerate limbs they have lost, reproduce without male partners, and can even stand so still and become a stick itself.
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Rosy Maple Moth
Dryocampa rubicunda
The Rosy Maple moth is often referred to as "Great silk moths" due to their charming and vibrant looks. They are highly noticeable due to their pink and yellow colors.
- Found in Red Wind Hills
- Resale: 75 Opals
- Discovered by AlbinoFlowers' Uno
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Golden Tortoise Beetle
Charidotella sexpunctata
This shiny beetle is seen as a pest due to its constant eating of grape vines and similar plants. They also eat on root like plants.
- Found in Red Wind Hill
- Resale: 50 Opals
- Discovered by AlbinoFlowers' Uno
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Honey Bee
Apis
One of the smallest creatures that travels the world yet has the biggest impact on how Kematas live and survive. At one point in time Honey bees almost went extinct but due to education and new found farms the honey bee has come back strong.
- Found in Red Wind Hills
- Value of 90 opals
- Discovered by AlbinoFlowers' Uno
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Giant Mesquite Bug
Thasus neocalifornicus
These pests can grow larger than 1 1/4 inches long, they are known for surviving on tree sap and actually do not hurt mesquite trees in any way they just populate quickly and can often cover a tree in their off spring.
- Found in Red Wind Hills
- Resale: 150 Opals
- Discovered by AlbinoFlowers' Mikro
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Leaf Insect
Phylliida
Is that a stick with leaves or just a leaf insect?? These guys are renowned for their camouflage and excellent skills from hiding away from predators. the color of the leaf insect will depend on its surrounding area!
- Found in Red Wind Hills
- Resale: 450 Opals
- Discovered by AlbinoFlowers' Leona
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Cabbage Butterfly
Pieris rapae
A butterfly that starts as a pest when in its larvae state, many kematas hate this butterfly as it means destruction for their crops.
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Bug Catching; Red Wind Hills
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Common Blue Butterfly
Lycaenidae
The Common Blue Buttefly is addressed as such as it is the most easily found of all the blue butterflies. This butterfly can be find in just about any habitat so long as it doesnt have snow as they do poorly in the cold.
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Bug Catching; Calico Woods
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Tiger Butterfly
Papilio glaucus
The tiger butterfly can be found in fields and warm forests where it will lay its eggs. Male Tiger Butterflies have more prominent stripes while females have smaller stripes or can have solid black bodies.
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Bug Catching; Calico Woods
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Centipede
Chilopoda
Centipedes are predatory bugs that will eat just about any small bug they can get their claws on. They have strong pincers used to grab and tear at prey. Many kem mothers tell their kits that if a kem doesnt clean their ears well enough a centipede might crawl into their ears at night and lay 8000 eggs!!!
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Bug Catching; Calico Woods
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