Pom
Tree
Magnoliopsida
Lagomorpha
In October, when the
air is cool, the Pom Tree releases its seeds to the ground.
When the weather warms
again, the seeds burst apart in a microscopic display of fireworks.
Cleoptera are pollinators of
these trees. Known for their silvery rock-hard bark, Pom
Trees are
not easily
inhabited by any
insect species, which makes them the perfect nesting areas
for the Alocrobia Toucansis and other animals hoping
to keep their young relatively insect-free. Pom Trees' soft,
fluffy
seeds also make paramount nesting materials, as well as provide
a great hang-out
spot
for any wandering passersby.
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