SilverLily
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Anatomy
Silverlilies are named for their nectar which drips from the staemen of the flowers like water and has the appearance of a silvery liquid metal. While the inside of their flowers are often coated in a mirror-like layer of this substance, their petals are naturally orange or deep yellow. They grow to approximately 13 inches tall and are quite rare with the exception of their presance on Loomwood Aisle . The nectar they exhude is extremely toxic to most creatures and can even poison the earth around the lilies making them unsuitable for other plant life.
Geographic Distribution
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