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What is Wormwood? (anonymous poll)


IS WORMWOOD A PLANT OR ANIMAL (anonymous polling)  

114 members have voted

  1. 1. exactly what it says on the tin, is Wormwood a plant or an animal? he has the traits of a consumer/animal organism, but he grew directly from a wild vine.

    • Wormwood is a plant
      78
    • Wormwood is an animal
      4
    • Wormwood is some bizzare biological hybrid between the two on the cellular level
      32


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2 minutes ago, Mike23Ua said:

Wormwood is Plant Boi

that's why I have a poll going, others may think otherwise. 

one other person thinks he's a biological hybrid along with me

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Looking as you can use most if not all poop related items without a sanity penalty to trigger a bloom i think it's safe to say wormwood is a plant (what would make him an animal??)

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He's a magical plant. It's like how venus flytraps are still just plants, despite having "mouths" that snap shut when insects crawl into them. Just a lot bigger of a jump, and with magic.

P.S. What would happen if the lunar magic that grants Wormwood life was dispelled? Would he just die and become a normal plant again? 

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24 minutes ago, gamehun20 said:

(what would make him an animal??)

he eats, he consumes oxygen (allegedly), no indication to photosynthesis based on everything.

he may have grown from a plant and uses dung as fertiliser, but everything else follows consumer organism traits. 

and that's why I'm holding this poll

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3 minutes ago, CatDrKahl said:

he eats, he consumes oxygen (allegedly), no indication to photosynthesis based on everything.

he may have grown from a plant and uses dung as fertiliser, but everything else follows consumer organism traits. 

and that's why I'm holding this poll

I'm pretty sure plants eat too you know also found this Screenshot_2023-06-22-06-43-56-976-edit_com.android.chrome.thumb.jpg.5ce59feb7e67ebe2548fe1d3ca508804.jpg

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5 minutes ago, CatDrKahl said:

he eats, he consumes oxygen

Venus flytraps eat insects and I think frogs. I also believe all plants respirate oxygen, or maybe it's carbon dioxide. I'm not a plant doctor. 

7 minutes ago, CatDrKahl said:

he may have grown from a plant and uses dung as fertiliser

Fertilizer is plant food :steamhappy:

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8 hours ago, Cheggf said:

Venus flytraps eat insects and I think frogs. I also believe all plants respirate oxygen, or maybe it's carbon dioxide. I'm not a plant doctor. 

Fertilizer is plant food :steamhappy:

They respirate both. Through photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is converted into oxygen. However, without any sun they would be respiring oxygen into carbon dioxide. Obviously wouldn't take them very long to die without sun, though.

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5 hours ago, GenomeSquirrel said:

Ears, Eyes, Nose, Mouth, No Roots, Eats Food

More animal than plant by far

but he blooms ...

The only thing he has of those that plants don't is eyes. But plants know where the sun is, and that's kind of like seeing since they're reacting to the light.

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14 hours ago, gamehun20 said:

I'm pretty sure plants eat too

Yeah, plants use photosynthesis to turn water and carbon dioxide into glucose, which they then eat. Not all plants photosynthesize however, with a notable example being the pitcher plant, which is a carnivorous plant.

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1 hour ago, SomebodyRandom said:

Yeah, plants use photosynthesis to turn water and carbon dioxide into glucose, which they then eat. Not all plants photosynthesize however, with a notable example being the pitcher plant, which is a carnivorous plant.

I thought carnivorous plants also used photosynthesis, but their hetetrophic traits are just way to supplement other nutrients/energy at the same time. 

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1 hour ago, SomebodyRandom said:

Yeah, plants use photosynthesis to turn water and carbon dioxide into glucose, which they then eat. Not all plants photosynthesize however, with a notable example being the pitcher plant, which is a carnivorous plant.

You are overstating what “eating” is for carnivorous plants, they aren’t getting energy from what they dissolve, just nutrients.

 

All plants need to photosynthesize. Mushrooms are not plants, and do not photosynthesize.

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29 minutes ago, Catteflyterpill said:

I thought carnivorous plants also used photosynthesis, but their hetetrophic traits are just way to supplement other nutrients/energy at the same time. 

15 minutes ago, GenomeSquirrel said:

You are overstating what “eating” is for carnivorous plants, they aren’t getting energy from what they dissolve, just nutrients.

 

All plants need to photosynthesize.

You are correct. I unfortunately didn't correctly pick a trustworthy source for my information and was misinformed of how pitcher plants actually work. I apologize and thank you for pointing this out.

16 minutes ago, GenomeSquirrel said:

Mushrooms are not plants, and do not photosynthesize.

What does this have to do with the post though?

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43 minutes ago, SomebodyRandom said:

What does this have to do with the post though?

Just bring it up in case you mentioned it, they are treated as plants in game, including Wormwood gaining a sanity boost from planters.

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