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Vileflora sway their long-necked heads around as they walk, scattering clouds of thick, yellow pollen around them. This pollen is nutrient-rich from the sunlight they absorb and feels warm to the touch.

The warmer the weather, the more unpleasant Vileflora's stench becomes. Although it isn't poisonous, the smell alone is enough to deter any herbivores from trying to eat it.

Vileflora convert solar energy into nutrition. In seasons when it produces more pollen, the air around a Vileflora turns yellow with the powder as it walks.