Titan Taxonomum

Titan Taxonomum
Creator	Spinoyonyx
Information
Status	Extant
Common Name(s)	Titan Taxonomum
Zones	3, 6, 13
Roles	Producer
Classification
Genus	Racomitrium
Species	Racomitrium titanokelpus
Evolution
Date	March 29th, 2019
Ancestor	Racomitrium magnideus
Descendants	No results

Evolved from T. magnideus which grew larger leaves on the top to attract more sunlight and tolerate lower depths.

Found in zone 6.It is a fast grower, capable of raising half meter in height each day and growing up to twenty meters (20m) in height. This species became more tolerant to depth level and now can live in depths up to 60m.

It grows much taller but is also skinnier itself while its top part is broader to absorb more sunlight, allowing for these polyphs growing closer to each other without worrying about competition as much. They can form ecosystems throughout Zone 6 making large forests of Taxonomum.

They will continuously produces seed pods on the sides of its stem that loosen with age and are either eaten or are drifted off by ocean currents, which are then drifted by ocean currents hopefully landing to new patches of land. Not having much anchor support and can easily be carried off itself and provide food for organisms, (especially when weakening with age). They are replaced with newer polyphs that take their place. Their seeds have stored more nutrients then their ancestors so they have a head start in growing in lower depths and growing tons of leaves to absorb sunlight and grow taller.