26 Drywire

Name: Drywire
Descendant of: Crawire
Description: Most of the drywire's vegetative matter can cast airborne spores. The tendrils can survive for months at a time out of water and the vegetative matter has similar but slightly lesser water retention abilities. It's rots search across the ground and into the ground in search of new water sources, making it an inhabitant of not just rivers but also flood plains, dry land, lakesides and wetland areas.
The plant is tougher yet, giving it integrity even during dessication
Reproduction: It reproduces by growth and fragmentation (clones) but also regularly produces tiny air and water borne asexual spores.
Food: Photosynthesis
Ocean Locations: None Land Locations: 3, 3 (River), 3 (Flood Plain) , 3 (Lake side), 3 (Wetland), 4 (River), 4 (Flood plain), 4 (Lake side), 4 (Wetland)

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• 20 Crawire

Genetic Descendants

• 40 Conserwire