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The '''Weinree''' is a species of [[Tocusis family| | The '''Weinree''' is a species of [[Tocusis family|tocusis]] that grows on coastal shores. | ||
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==In ''Pikmin: The Continents''== | ==In ''Pikmin: The Continents''== | ||
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{{infobox plant | {{infobox plant | ||
|image=Weinree.png | |image=Weinree.png | ||
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|name=Wedireicus | |name=Wedireicus | ||
|family=Tocusis | |family=Tocusis | ||
|areas= | |areas=[[Roniak]] | ||
|underground= | |underground= | ||
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The '''Weinree''' is a weed | The '''Weinree''' is a {{w|weed}} appearing in ''[[Pikmin: The Continents]]''. They grow only in forests, and on coastal shores, where they are often buried under the sand. These plants try to reproduce quickly because of the competition they have to face, and are regularly eaten by [[Sanurtle]]s and other herbivore creatures that come across them. Sometimes they are overtaken by [[Sand Candypop Bud|Beach Candypop Bud]]s. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:33, 7 March 2024
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| Family | Tocusis |
The Weinree is a species of tocusis that grows on coastal shores.
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In Pikmin: The Continents
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| Scientific name | Wedireicus | ||
| Family | Tocusis | ||
| Areas | Roniak | ||
The Weinree is a weed appearing in Pikmin: The Continents. They grow only in forests, and on coastal shores, where they are often buried under the sand. These plants try to reproduce quickly because of the competition they have to face, and are regularly eaten by Sanurtles and other herbivore creatures that come across them. Sometimes they are overtaken by Beach Candypop Buds.