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| + | ======Fly agaric====== | ||
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| + | ^Seed^Sprout^Flower^ | ||
| + | |{{fly_agaric_seed.png}}|{{fly_agaric_germ.png}}|{{fly_agaric_mature_variant_1.png}}{{fly_agaric_mature_variant_2.png}}| | ||
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| + | =====Basic Information===== | ||
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| + | **English Name**: Fly agaric | ||
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| + | **German Name**: Fliegenpilz | ||
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| + | **Latin Name**: Amanita Muscaria | ||
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| + | **Released Date**: | ||
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| + | **Number of variant**: 2 | ||
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| + | =====Description==== | ||
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| + | Likely one of the most famous mushroom species of all time. The fly agaric can be found just about anywhere in the northern hemisphere and has beautiful red and white patterns on its cap. Deer (especially reindeer) enjoy eating these as a snack. But they are poisonous to most other creatures: So don't get curious and try one yourself! | ||
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| + | =====Additional Information==== | ||
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| + | - They can only be bred to the same species. | ||
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| + | This wiki contains graphics/ | ||
en/fly_agaric.txt · Last modified: 2022/03/12 07:06 by georgexu94
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