An yrvan of the lower northern Vallars, preferred forage for a number of omnivorous chindi of the region. It reproduces by flinging off the nodules of the mature plant form, which then feed on buried microorganisms in the soil. When the change to animal form (a cross between a round beetle and a centipede) is complete they emerge from the soil and begin the reproductive process, which culminates in the death and dissolution of the organism into the immature plant form.