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Green Mushrooms combine several traits of real mushrooms, the green [[:wikipedia:List_of_bioluminescent_fungi|bioluminescence]] found in Agaricales order, hallucinogenic substances found in [[:wikipedia:Psilocybin_mushroom|Psilocybe]] genus, and the aggressive expansion and carnivory of the [[:wikipedia:Pleurotus_ostreatus|Pleurotus ostreatus]]. | Green Mushrooms combine several traits of real mushrooms, the green [[:wikipedia:List_of_bioluminescent_fungi|bioluminescence]] found in Agaricales order, hallucinogenic substances found in [[:wikipedia:Psilocybin_mushroom|Psilocybe]] genus, and the aggressive expansion and carnivory of the [[:wikipedia:Pleurotus_ostreatus|Pleurotus ostreatus]]. | ||
As described by experiments performed by Mushroom Co., the Green Mushrooms seem to be killed by cold temperatures, causing the green glowing part to fade out. Applying anti-freeze on Green Mushrooms causes them to grow bigger, however they do not gain cold resistance. A selective breeding of the most resistant mushrooms shows marginal effects of withstanding lower temperatures. | As described by experiments performed by Mushroom Co., the Green Mushrooms seem to be killed by cold temperatures, causing the green glowing part to fade out. Applying anti-freeze on Green Mushrooms causes them to grow bigger, however they do not gain cold resistance. A selective breeding of the most resistant mushrooms shows marginal effects of withstanding lower temperatures. It is said in the Stalburg Mushroom Book that Stalburg is the only place where the Green Mushrooms can grow. | ||
Green Mushrooms containing the S.M.V will aggressively attack a human body they started to grow on, eventually consuming it fully. A body goes under following stages: | Green Mushrooms containing the S.M.V will aggressively attack a human body they started to grow on, eventually consuming it fully. A body goes under following stages: | ||