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 A Fan Palm in Eddan's Deadwood Ridge | |
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The Fan Palm is a kind of tree-like plant can be found in the Upper Deadwood Ridge and Swamp regions of Edanna. Its tall stems end up to fern-like fronds that have the shape of a fan. It seems to grow where sunlight is intense, such as the upper level of the Deadwood Ridge and near a sunlit crack in the Swamp. It has a "heart" in the center of the plant which, when touched, causes the stems and fan-shaped ferns either to raise up or to furl down. Considering the size of the plant, its position alters the route of the sunlight in the environment, adding or removing shade in strategic locations.
