Toxicitea

Toxicitea is an offensive and defensive Plant in Plants vs. Zombies.
Toxiciteas periodically deal damage to Zombies. 
Aswell as this, they apply a status effect to any Zombie that eats them, causing them to deal more damage overtime but also take 20 dps more damage from incoming projectiles.
== Origin ==
He is based off of the common beverage and plant, Tea. His name is a portmanteau of the words "Tea" and "Toxicity", which explains his abilities of dissolving and amplification.
==Overview==
Toxiciteas deal 30 damage to Zombies that eat them every 2 seconds, and apply a status effect to enemies that happen to try eating it. 
This status effect causes them to take 20 dps more from incoming projectiles, benefiting plants with high projectile counts. 
This status effect also increases the damage of Zombies that eat them every 400 dps by 0.10x. This wears off after Toxicitea is defeated. For instance, if a Zombie deals 10 dps by biting, its dps will be increased to 11 after dealing 200 dps.
In addition to this, Toxicitea has the toughness equivalent to around 1 Wallnut, thus elevating its defense.
These buffs do not stack based on quantity. Pumpkin will nullify these status effects because Zombies will not be eating Toxicitea.
==Almanac Entry==
== Strategies==
Toxicitea should be used alongside plants that fire many projectiles at a single lane, such as Gatling Pea or Repeater, and for protecting plants. This is because each one of their projectiles will get the full benefit of Toxicitea's Zombie weakening. 
However, the player should be wary of Zombies that destroy plants instead of consuming them, like Gargantuars and Zombonis.
==Gallery==
File:Toxicitea3.png|Toxicitea in the almanac.
File:Toxicitea2.png|Cardboard Toxicitea, as seen in I, Zombie
File:Toxiciteaslot.png|Toxicitea's seed slot (Mobile)
File:Toxicitea1.png|Toxicitea's seed slot on PC
File:Toxicitea.png|Toxicitea HD
File:Toxiciteaplay.png|Toxicitea's Gameplay
== Trivia==
*This plant is my first plant page due to certain errors.
*Toxicitea takes inspiration from my love for tea, the beverage.
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