Coeruleus Alcypero, More Commonly Called A Turquoise Coraloid, Are Coraloids Found Close To Lakes, Their


coeruleus alcypero, more commonly called a turquoise coraloid, are coraloids found close to lakes, their fruits always ends up facing the closest body of water, or even ending up in the water itself, this is due to a form of thigmotropism, the reason their fruits are close to water is since their fruit, called a geliberry, is very squishy and once ripened would most likely fall off of the coraloid without the fluidity of water, and if it falls in the water or near the water then it will eventually proceed in its goal of reproduction, due to the assistance of larval sucker bites, who will suck up the jelly like insides of the geliberries, and then the seeds will eventually pass and sprout small barbs all over it with the pure intent of clinging onto an animal, whether it being an invisible mimic, or a mandiculus, as long as they eventually end up on shore, it will work, geliberries have a distinct bitterness and bland flavour, and have been juiced and used as flavouring to "dumunoan coffee" which some consider overwhelmingly sweet, the gelijuice is used to lessen the flavour of the coffee, if you have any questions regarding this organism please dont be afraid to ask, im more than willing to answer
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