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Arborians, (Arborianus Jatamansi) nicknamed 'walking trees' inhabit a planet known as [[Arboria Prime]] that orbits the large hot blue star, [[Alpha Regnus]]. They have no gender as any of them can flower and pollinate themselves to produce a single large round seed. They encourage cross pollination however for genetic diversity. | Arborians, (Arborianus Jatamansi) nicknamed 'walking trees' inhabit a planet known as [[Arboria Prime]] that orbits the large hot blue star, [[Alpha Regnus]]. They have no gender as any of them can flower and pollinate themselves to produce a single large round seed. They encourage cross pollination however for genetic diversity. | ||
Arborians are unusual in that they possess a metabolism and body structure that has both animal and plant characteristics with a thick tough outside skin of cellulose. They do posess | Arborians are unusual in that they possess a metabolism and body structure that has both animal and plant characteristics with a thick tough outside skin of cellulose. They do posess chlorophyl and carry out photo synthesis when sleeping in bright sunlight with plenty of UV rays. | ||
Correct pronoun usage would be s/he (singular), hir (singular possessive), they, them (plural), and their(plural possessive). When in doubt 'it' can be used, although that conveys connotations of non-sentience. | Correct pronoun usage would be s/he (singular), hir (singular possessive), they, them (plural), and their(plural possessive). When in doubt 'it' can be used, although that conveys connotations of non-sentience. |