Lumivine

==Overview==
Lumivine is found in all reaches of the world, save for areas in permafrost. It comes in a wide variety of lengths, widths, and colors, ranging from the bold, tree-limb-like lumivine of the rainforests to the cover-all, thin, tree-climbing variety of the world's plains and forests.
==Appearance==
Lumivine is vividly bioluminescent, coming in many colors. Some varieties have non-glowing, small, round leaves, but the most common variety found in all temperate and warm regions of the world is a thin climbing vine with broad, single-pronged luminescent leaves that hang in groups of three from the sides of the vines.
==Habitat==
There is little that eats or tames the lumivine, so lumivine prolifically grows all over the world, climbing trees, shrubbery, and rocks to great heights, and often in great densities. This also means that the vine visciously suffocates other plantlife when it grows too large and too old, killing small shrubs and gigantic trees alike. The only factors keeping lumivine from completely coating every warm surface of the planet is the winter die-off and the lifespan of only 10 years for a single root system.
==Lore & Culture==
As lumivine is as common as grass, there really isn't much lore to it. All beings on the planet are entirely accustomed to its presence as a backdrop of the world, and so little thought is put into its origins or mystery.
==Uses==
Lumivine is often carefully tamed to grow inside for the sake of lighting interiors such as areas of study and cooking. Most furr households contain lumivine, while candlelight and oil lamps are preferred for mankind.
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Minor Edits: Candle at 20:07, Aug 6, 2013 (UTC)
Category:Plants