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Cliff-polyps are small plant-like organisms which grow on the cliffs and hillsides of Darwin IV's equatorial mountains. It reproduces by spores and serves as a valuable food source for tripedal herbivores such as the Springwing and the Cragspringer.

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rdfs:label	Cliff-polyp
rdfs:comment	Cliff-polyps are small plant-like organisms which grow on the cliffs and hillsides of Darwin IV's equatorial mountains. It reproduces by spores and serves as a valuable food source for tripedal herbivores such as the Springwing and the Cragspringer. The plants cling stubbornly to the rocks, each one at intervals, puffing forth a yellowish cloud of strong-smelling spores. Springwings will push their beaked mouths into a cluster of these plants and commence to pop off the succulent, globular tips. Cliff-polyps are the springwing's sole forage.
dcterms:subject	Non-Sapient Species Vegetation Extraterrestrial species Darwin IV species Plants Extraterrestrial life Extraterrestrial life Darwin IV Universe Extraterrestrial species Plants Darwin IV Inhabitants Darwin IV species Planet's Plants Planet's Plants Mountain-dwelling Organisms
sapience	dbkwik:resource/kcqoU85Ty-nM5H502BCHnA==
Locomotion	Sessile
dbkwik:aliens/prop...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/cSrq40Ea0CRkcedbtnHjYg==
Habitat	Mountain Cliffs
Name	Cliff-polyp
Height	Small
Universe	Expedition
World	Darwin IV
Creator	Wayne Barlowe
abstract	Cliff-polyps are small plant-like organisms which grow on the cliffs and hillsides of Darwin IV's equatorial mountains. It reproduces by spores and serves as a valuable food source for tripedal herbivores such as the Springwing and the Cragspringer. The plants cling stubbornly to the rocks, each one at intervals, puffing forth a yellowish cloud of strong-smelling spores. Springwings will push their beaked mouths into a cluster of these plants and commence to pop off the succulent, globular tips. Cliff-polyps are the springwing's sole forage.

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