Phandar is a unique and fascinating tree that is known for its unusual and distinctive mushroom-shaped canopy. The tree's trunk is tall and straight, with a thick, woody bark that is rough and textured to the touch. As the tree grows, it begins to split off into several branches, each one growing outwards and upwards in a web-like pattern.
Each branch grows leaves that form to resembles a mushroom cap. These caps are made up of a thick, spongy material that is able to absorb and retain moisture, allowing the tree to thrive in even the driest and most arid of environments.
The caps of the Phandar are also able to absorb sunlight and convert it into energy, allowing the tree to photosynthesize and grow even in low-light conditions. The caps are a bright, vibrant green, with a slightly glossy sheen that seems to reflect the light in a dazzling display of color.
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