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Very Based.

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Also Monotypic.

I'd like to see the sugar plum plant macro photography please

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>>489043981

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>>489044452
The wa-hoo figgus plant. The bonobo tree. The humble bumblebee. The clentchflower fields. The flulish hashbuckle fern. The big mushroom. The the smiling lacewhistle patch. The moss of esau. The sputchwoods changing colors in the fall. The, the, the the the the the the marbled saddleweed thickets the the silver the pod string seed pod the the pollen

>>489044578
The Bestest Plant to Befall Earth.

>>489044690
yeah absolutely. so we don't have that in america but as a field botanist I saw a couple of outstanding specimens when I visited the UK.
it is in fact edible as I'm sure you know - both the succulent leaves and the roots.
haha that's actually my first photos that got published, all thanks to this epic plant

>>489045152
We don't have Sugargnomes in the UK yet. You don't even have them in America yet since I made the image with AI and it's just a hypothetical reconstruction on what × Allotomes looks like.

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>>489045526
You do have California Pinefoots though.

>>489045526
oh alright then, guess I was mistaken.
i think I wanted it to be real so badly that I tricked myself again

>>489045850
It could be real though. That's the magic of it. It is likely possible to hybridise the Sugarstick with the Gnome Plant, would likely look even better with colourful stripes on a short stubby stem than my AI reconstruction.

>>489045990
hmm wouldn't you have to splice the genes of the two plants together to achieve it?
not saying it's impossible but beyond my understanding

>>489046588
or, if they're genetically as close as you say, perhaps the sperm from one could get into the other to create a natural hybrid?

>>489046588
Nah, just cross pollinate the flowers. Put the pollen of one species to the stigma of the other.

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>>489046860
This.

>>489046877
that doesn't sound too complicated. Hopefully you can produce and isolate the most beautiful offspring and post the pictures here on the politics board for us.

wtf is this hippy thread... google ai vs apple ai?

Keep going. I'm gooning to these

>>489047259
Will do. Will have to build a place in Oregon first.