About: Sweet-Lullabees

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Sweet-Lullabees were a subspecies of lullabees with sweet, edible roots. Like normal lullabees, the Sweet-Lullabees were often knobbly and irregular, and grew in a haphazard but extremely robust manner. Their leaves glowed with a turquoise light, and lullabee groves were thus bathed in eerie colors and shadows. They grew no fruits, but their roots, like those of the Yellow-Sapwood often reached down to the caves of the Termagant Trogs and provided them with nourishment.

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rdfs:label	Sweet-Lullabees
rdfs:comment	Sweet-Lullabees were a subspecies of lullabees with sweet, edible roots. Like normal lullabees, the Sweet-Lullabees were often knobbly and irregular, and grew in a haphazard but extremely robust manner. Their leaves glowed with a turquoise light, and lullabee groves were thus bathed in eerie colors and shadows. They grew no fruits, but their roots, like those of the Yellow-Sapwood often reached down to the caves of the Termagant Trogs and provided them with nourishment.
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abstract	Sweet-Lullabees were a subspecies of lullabees with sweet, edible roots. Like normal lullabees, the Sweet-Lullabees were often knobbly and irregular, and grew in a haphazard but extremely robust manner. Their leaves glowed with a turquoise light, and lullabee groves were thus bathed in eerie colors and shadows. They grew no fruits, but their roots, like those of the Yellow-Sapwood often reached down to the caves of the Termagant Trogs and provided them with nourishment.

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