Appearance: a spindly gray-barked gondharn tree
Dropped: Towering above all other trees, a coral-capped gondharn tree has taken root here.
Examined: Covered in gray bark looking more like syncrete than more natural barks, this gondharn towers above most of the landscape. Devoid of branches, the most notable feature of this plant is its spiderweb of limestone and algae that creates a mushroom-like cap that absorbs sunlight and protects the thin bark of the tree. The cap seems to be a symbioses between the tree and the algae, the algae protecting the tree and sharing nutrients, while the algae gains much height and less competition so high above other species.