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==About== | ==About== | ||
;Common Names: Aesat's Bloom, Pio Aesat Un ([[Waejir]]) | ;Common Names: Aesat's Bloom, Pio Aesat Un ([[Waejir]]) | ||
;Classification:Flower | ;Classification:Herbaceous Flower | ||
;Description | ;Description | ||
:One of two similar flowers, this is the yellow counterpart to Baithur’s Bloom. This plant is adorned with multi-petal rosettes of | :One of two similar flowers, this is the yellow counterpart to [[Baithur’s Bloom]]. Aesats bloom forms large patches and grows a singular stem that can reach a height of up to 4 metres. This plant is adorned with multi-petal 5 centimetre rosettes of yellow flowers, with velvety blade-like petals, which form in clusters that branch from the primary stem. The surface of the main stem is smooth and has a violet colour which is darkest at the growing tip, and fades to green at the base. The fibrous roots are smooth and orange in colour. The plant's leaves form in clusters of seven compound structures of spear pointed leaflets with a sinuate margins, a sticky upper surface, a waxy underside, pinnate venation, and a green colouration. | ||
==Ecology== | ==Ecology== | ||
;Rarity:Common | ;Rarity:Common | ||
;Distribution:Aesat's Bloom grows best in open spaces with plenty of sun. Commonly found in Tropical Savanna and Grassland, and less common in more northerly latitudes and drier climates. | ;Distribution:Aesat's Bloom grows best in open spaces with plenty of sun. Commonly found in Tropical Savanna and Grassland, and less common in more northerly latitudes and drier climates. | ||
;Life Cycle: | ;Life Cycle:Aesat's bloom flowers once every five years on average, and produces small violet berries, which are eaten by small birds and reptiles who disperse the seeds through their droppings. | ||
==Related Species== | ==Related Species== | ||
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==Uses== | ==Uses== | ||
;Cultivation:These flowers are often grown by the temples of Aesat | ;Cultivation:These flowers are often grown by the temples of Aesat in Waejir. | ||
;Culinary: | ;Culinary: There are no remarkable culinary uses for this plant, although the flowers are edible in the raw form. | ||
;Medicinal | ;Medicinal | ||
:*Aphrodisiac and Stimulant - the bark of the stem is scraped and powdered for use in love potions, and is reported to raise female sexual desire and energy. | :*Aphrodisiac and Stimulant - the bark of the stem is scraped and powdered for use in love potions, and is reported to raise female sexual desire and energy. | ||
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:This is a common flower at weddings, and it is associated with the Waejiran goddess [[Waejiran (pantheon)#Aesat|Aesat]]. | :This is a common flower at weddings, and it is associated with the Waejiran goddess [[Waejiran (pantheon)#Aesat|Aesat]]. | ||
;Religious | ;Religious | ||
: | :Cultivated by temples of Aesat in Waejir, these plants are used for various ceremonial purposesby the clergy. | ||
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Revision as of 15:24, 5 June 2025
About
- Common Names
- Aesat's Bloom, Pio Aesat Un (Waejir)
- Classification
- Herbaceous Flower
- Description
- One of two similar flowers, this is the yellow counterpart to Baithur’s Bloom. Aesats bloom forms large patches and grows a singular stem that can reach a height of up to 4 metres. This plant is adorned with multi-petal 5 centimetre rosettes of yellow flowers, with velvety blade-like petals, which form in clusters that branch from the primary stem. The surface of the main stem is smooth and has a violet colour which is darkest at the growing tip, and fades to green at the base. The fibrous roots are smooth and orange in colour. The plant's leaves form in clusters of seven compound structures of spear pointed leaflets with a sinuate margins, a sticky upper surface, a waxy underside, pinnate venation, and a green colouration.
Ecology
- Rarity
- Common
- Distribution
- Aesat's Bloom grows best in open spaces with plenty of sun. Commonly found in Tropical Savanna and Grassland, and less common in more northerly latitudes and drier climates.
- Life Cycle
- Aesat's bloom flowers once every five years on average, and produces small violet berries, which are eaten by small birds and reptiles who disperse the seeds through their droppings.
Related Species
Uses
- Cultivation
- These flowers are often grown by the temples of Aesat in Waejir.
- Culinary
- There are no remarkable culinary uses for this plant, although the flowers are edible in the raw form.
- Medicinal
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- Aphrodisiac and Stimulant - the bark of the stem is scraped and powdered for use in love potions, and is reported to raise female sexual desire and energy.
- Analgesic - The roots of this plant can be used to produce a mild analgesic salve, useful for sore muscles and general aches.
- Other
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- Perfume - Aesat’s Bloom has a strong pleasant scent, and is employed as a perfume ingredient for women.
History
- Cultural
- This is a common flower at weddings, and it is associated with the Waejiran goddess Aesat.
- Religious
- Cultivated by temples of Aesat in Waejir, these plants are used for various ceremonial purposesby the clergy.
