Unrated danger
Vain Shroud
Vain Shrouds
Sigurd’s note
THIS IS NT A CREATURE.
Scientific name
Phlebodium ruber
Vain Shrouds, also commonly referred to as Vains, are a type of rhizomatous fern of the family Polypodiaceae. In ideal conditions, Vain Shrouds' fronds can reach a height of 8 feet, though they average 6'11'', and are 30-50 centimeters wide. Their roots are unusually large, and they are somewhat SOMEWHATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTprickly.
With their aggressive reproduction and remarkable size, they take up a lot of space, making visibility difficult, and are difficult to remove. They crowd out healthy plants and offer little nutritional value. They are also highly flammable. A strongly correlated mutualistic relationship has been observed between Vain Shrouds and the Kidnapper Fox, and for this reason Vains are a danger when they are allowed to expand to great numbers. Due to this and their other harmful effects on many ecosystems and agriculture, Vains have been classified as a noxious weed by the ITDA since 1963.
Their planet of origin is unknown, and they were first recorded by plant researcher Alex Kurt in CoRoT-7b in 1963 before being found on the other side of its same interplanetary system just weeks later. A common myth is that the Vains were first spread across planets due to their mild hallucinogenic properties when ingested, but their history is shrouded in mystery.
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