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	'''Dirge-vaon ''': An insectivorous plant of giant proportions, the dirge-vaon vine senses when people are nearby and creeps along the ground in their direction. Most manage to avoid contact with the poisonous plant, but the unlikely ones who are tripped by the vine might suffer contact with the tiny teeth-like needles that can inject a fiery poison. Fortunately, most people are too large to be considered a meal, as the spiny, bi-fold leaves cannot consume flesh.		'''Dirge-vaon ''': An insectivorous plant of giant proportions, the dirge-vaon vine senses when people are nearby and creeps along the ground in their direction. Most manage to avoid contact with the poisonous plant, but the unlikely ones who are tripped by the vine might suffer contact with the tiny teeth-like needles that can inject a fiery poison. Fortunately, most people are too large to be considered a meal, as the spiny, bi-fold leaves cannot consume flesh.

			'''Dreambane''': See [[Dreambane]].

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Vines and Parasitics

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			== Descriptions==
	== Vines and Parasitics ==
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	'''Vinca''': A low, creeping evergreen plants which includes the periwinkle. Some varieties have variegated white and green leaves, instead of dark, glossy green.		'''Vinca''': A low, creeping evergreen plants which includes the periwinkle. Some varieties have variegated white and green leaves, instead of dark, glossy green.

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	! Flower \|\| Uses \|\| ~~Primarily~~ ~~Found~~		! Flower \|\| Uses \|\| IMT \|\| KD \|\| MH \|\| PTP \|\| RR \|\| SOL \|\| TI \|\| TV \|\| WL \|\| ZL
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	\|[[#D\|Dirge-vaon]] \|\| n/a \|\| WL		\|[[#D\|Dirge-vaon]] \|\| n/a \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\|
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	\|[[#F\|Flaeshorn]] \|\| n/a \|\| RR		\|[[#F\|Flaeshorn]] \|\| n/a \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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	\|[[#G\|Grapes]] \|\| The leaves can be pickled and eat, while the younger branches can be made into wreaths and baskets. \|\| ~~EN,~~ WL		\|[[#G\|Grapes]] \|\| The leaves can be pickled and eat, while the younger branches can be made into wreaths and baskets. \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\|
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	\|[[#H\|Huckleberry ]] \|\| n/a \|\| ~~WL,~~ ~~RR,~~ ~~SH,~~ EN		\|[[#H\|Huckleberry ]] \|\| n/a \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|X \|\|X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\|
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	\|[[#I\|Ivy]] \|\| n/a \|\| ~~EN,~~ ~~WL,~~ SH		\|[[#I\|Ivy]] \|\| n/a \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\|
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	\|[[#L\|Loganberry ]] \|\| n/a \|\| ~~IMT~~		\|[[#L\|Loganberry ]] \|\| n/a \|\| X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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	\|[[#M\|Mistletoe ]] \|\| Often collected and dangled during solstice, as an enticement to kissing. \|\| ~~ALL~~		\|[[#M\|Mistletoe ]] \|\| Often collected and dangled during solstice, as an enticement to kissing. \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X
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	\|[[#P\|Pumpkin]] \|\| Often carved with faces, or baked in a variety of ways, mostly sweets. The seeds are also excellent roasted. \|\| ~~ALL~~		\|[[#P\|Pumpkin]] \|\| Often carved with faces, or baked in a variety of ways, mostly sweets. The seeds are also excellent roasted. \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X
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	\|[[#R\|Raspberry]] \|\| n/a \|\| ~~ALL~~		\|[[#R\|Raspberry]] \|\| n/a \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\|X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X
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	\|[[#T\|Trumpetvine ]] \|\| Favored for gardens and climbing to create a dramatic display or privacy screen. A favorite for hummingbirds. \|\| SH		\|[[#T\|Trumpetvine ]] \|\| Favored for gardens and climbing to create a dramatic display or privacy screen. A favorite for hummingbirds. \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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	\|[[#V\|Vinca ]] \|\| n/a \|\| ~~SH,~~ EN		\|[[#V\|Vinca ]] \|\| n/a \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|X \|\|X \|\| X \|\| \|\|

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	=== M ===		=== M ===
	'''Marillis ''': See [[Plants and Herbs]].

	'''Mistletoe''': A parasitic shrub with leathery evergreen leaves and waxy white berries.		'''Mistletoe''': A parasitic shrub with leathery evergreen leaves and waxy white berries.

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