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Botany Research Journal<br>
Volume 17 - Fungal Growth<br>
by Drakk Botania<br>
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*You flip through the pages, until your eyes land on three fungi that grab your attention*<br>
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<font face=5>There are three fungi I wish to make a special note of; what makes them so peculiar is their shocking resemblance to one another, and yet they're vividly varying in side-effects and symptoms after consumption...<br>
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The first I wish to talk about is the Adenosine Spore Cap, capable of rendering the consumer unenergetic, drowsy and even lapses of loss of consciousness. In small doses, it can be effectively used as an insomnia cure, and even as a form of painkiller. What distinct difference in appearance this fungus has to the other two is that -<br>
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<font face=5>The second fungus is known as the Kindel Spore Cap, capable of causing increased aggression and blind fury in it's consumer. It has been used in ancient times as a battle stimulant, but when used in closed proximity, this is a dangerous fungus, worse depending on the strength of the individual that consumed it. What distinct difference in appearance this fungus has to the other two is that -<br>
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<font face=5>The last of the three I wish to talk about is the most dangerous and restrictedly used of the three; the Pyromore Spore Cap. It has an incredibly poisonous cap and stem, and can kill quickly upon consumption. Lesser amounts have led to paralysis, ulceration of the body's internal organs, certain organ failure and blindness. Absolute caution must be used when dealing with the Pyromore. What distinct difference in appearance this fungus has to the other two is that -<br>
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<font face=1>*The rest of this report has been torn out of the book*<br>
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