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Description
Montarborus: Mountain Tree
Time Period: Late Allocene
Size: 6 m to 8 m
Habitat: Mountains
Diet: Autotroph

These Arborphylids quickly became the dominant plants in the mountains, forming open woodlands in the mountains and isolated trees further up into the mountain ranges. Due to their height in the atmosphere, they are capable of absorbing more helium than most other plants, allowing their spore like seeds to travel further than most other plants. Thanks to their spores they have been able to spread to every mountain range on the mainland, however the islands are still just out of their range. They have less branches than most Arborphylids, and most of their leaves are much, much thinner and smaller than most temperate to tropical species.

Description
Montarborus: Mountain Tree
Time Period: Late Allocene
Size: 6 m to 8 m
Habitat: Mountains
Diet: Autotroph

These Arborphylids quickly became the dominant plants in the mountains, forming open woodlands in the mountains and isolated trees further up into the mountain ranges. Due to their height in the atmosphere, they are capable of absorbing more helium than most other plants, allowing their spore like seeds to travel further than most other plants. Thanks to their spores they have been able to spread to every mountain range on the mainland, however the islands are still just out of their range. They have less branches than most Arborphylids, and most of their leaves are much, much thinner and smaller than most temperate to tropical species.