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Akala
A tuber floating on the swamps
Name
- What's the name of this flora?
Akala
Description
- How would you describe Akala?
A tuber floating on the swamps
Order
Medicinal/Edible
Genus
N/A
Family
N/A
Smell
- What does Akala smell like?
A very earthy smell
Colorings
- What kinds of colorings are found on each part of Akala?
Top leaves are a dark brown that blend in with the water, and the root itself is a lighter color. When peeled, the inside is white
Size
- How big does Akala grow?
The biggest can get up to five feet
Taste
- What does Akala taste like?
The root is very nutty
Fruits
- What fruits does Akala produce?
The root? Is edible and used in cooking as a thickener (mostly), but is also used in poultices to absorb looser medicines
Medicinal purposes
- Does Akala have any medicinal use?
Used in poultices, the leaves, washed, can be used around burns
Material uses
- How is Akala used in producing other materials?
Leaves can also be used as insulate
Reproduction
- How does Akala reproduce and spread?
Leaves contain seeds that spread onto water and grow
Seasonality
- What seasons or climates is Akala most often found in?
They do well during all seasons providing they're in the swamps