Stonesong
Pseuda filicina
Antiquaceae (the Ancient family)
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Description
A succulent storing water in thick, fleshy leaves. Leaves are translucent and veined with gold, visible when backlit.
Flowers have six tepals and emit a faint bioluminescent glow, colored luminous gold. Blooms during the new moon.
Habitat
Restricted to a single valley, unknown outside its mountain home.
Traditional Uses
An infusion was used as a hair rinse for shine and strength.
Folklore
Once woven into wedding bouquets to ensure fidelity.
Similar Species
Related to Dawnhope.
Conservation
Status unknown - more surveys needed.
Field Notes
A hand lens reveals details invisible to the naked eye.