Winter Bell
Basic Information
Anatomy
Like most bell flower cousins, winter bells start with a base that cuts into five separate parts, with a distinctive thicker membrane in the middle of the leaves. Those bells sprouts at the end of the stem, producing an average of 6
Genetics and Reproduction
Reproduction is done through spring when the wind transports very small seeds which dont need to be fertilised.
Growth Rate & Stages
When the seeds reach the soil through wind, it is frequent the ground is too icy and cold to penetrate it, and such, the seed travel a lot through wind current. Around spring, they manage to reach fertile soil to grow. Their growth usually takes until winter to bloom fully.
Ecology and Habitats
Winter Bells are common in snowy and nordic areas, but not in the most artic places of Arcamunda. Boreal forest are a perfect spot for them and some more temperate tundras.
Additional Information
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
the only sensory aspect the flowers have are inside the bell , which contains small membranes. if the temperature is either too cold or hot, the bell leaves will tend to close up on themself to regulate temperature.
Genetic Descendants
Scientific Name
Hieme Campana
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