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Bogg consciousness is nebulous. They are in a sense, all one consciousness they call the Radix Mundi, but they don’t all remember all of it all of the time. Individual Bogg are aligned with clans or races descended from each of the Primordial Bogg.
Bogg can also send out their individual consciousness into any plant life they’re telepathically connected to, as in within the magnetic field of a planet. This bond is so strong even if their individual body is completely destroyed their consciousness can channel into other plant life. There might be memory loss. They might be less connected to the Radix Mundi for a while. But they’ll survive, and given time and nutrients they’ll grow, and fully recover, even if no biologically original tissue remains.
Bogg have memories much longer than any humanoid lives, but far shorter than their own lifespan. They celebrate when they’ve forgotten their germination as a kind of passage into maturity, and from then on they simply live as if they always were. From their perspective they have simply always been, and always will be.
Bogg are fascinated by animal mortality. They don’t have the phenomenon of death like animal life does, so they never get a sense of completion. For them all Bogg life is an outgrowth of other Bogg life, which they feel viscerally connected to, so the individual dying isn’t experienced like death. Canvasses never get put in frames because their artists never stop painting. Manuscripts never get sent to publishers because their writers never stop writing. They have no concept of religion or mythology, because they have neither an after life, nor a creation to worry about. They have no dating or courting rituals because their species does not biologically reproduce. It merely is. They have no families, no funerals, no annual holidays or celebrations. If they ever find each other they share an overwhelming sense of harmony. In fact, two distinct Bogg can conjoin into a single Bogg, and separate again. The study of even the simplest elements of their culture would take 100s of human life times to understand. They keep their origins a closely guarded secret.
If Bogg bother interacting with animal life they mostly just observe, trying to understand how death affects animal cultures. An entire animal lifetime seems like a blip to creatures as ancient as them, so in an effort to observe the moment of death they sometimes poison animals with a toxin that stretches the moment of death so they can more easily observe it. What they don't realize is that in studying our mortality they are killing their subjects.
The subject is offered a genetically altered fruit, which probably just seems like a bush they’ve never noticed before. The berries put the subject in a state they mistakenly call 'Elongated Mortality' or 'Elmo Berries' for short. It's a little lavender berry they give to all their death testing subjects. The infected person was given perfect physical health (even regrowing missing organs) and peace of mind, but only for the duration of the trip.
The names of Bogg in their native language are insufferably long affairs, and virtually unpronounceable by most humanoids. Fortunately, they tolerate nicknames when they associate with other races. But these nicknames are often a bit surreal by human standards. An amalgam of terms alien to them to convey concepts alien to us.
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Agarian (https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Agarian)
speaking, sentient mushrooms who could alter their size and number of limbs.
Lacked a visual system, they could smell and hear, feel the movements of the air.
They only required a modicum of sunlight to survive.
Traveled through space as giant seedlings, searching for worlds to colonize.
Stank to the Human nostril.
Ergesh (https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Ergesh)
Evolved from plant based organisms on their swampy homeworld.
Droopy slimy appendages of various lengths and sizes.
Did not have faces. A number of the smaller tentacles were actually “opticstalks.”
Could not get intoxicated, drugged, or poisoned by most substances.
Ergesh personal names were long affairs, Fortunately, they tolerate nicknames.
Their society has no class, no discrimination, no wants, no crime.
Amazing bio-technology which included living starships called Starjumpers
Black Orchid (https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Murakami_orchid)
Force-sensitive plant that speak telepathically with Force-sensitive people.
A serum/virus for the purpose of eternal life.
Neti (https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Neti)
Shapeshifting sentient plants with tough gray skin similar to plant bark.
Multiple thin branching arms, and thick body trunks.
Average life span of several thousand years.
Seeds remained dormant for more than a thousand years before germinating.
Sylphe (https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Sylphe)
Green skin. Flowers grew on their heads that changed with their emotions.
They communicated with pheromones that were used to influence other species.
Powerful telepathy, which allowed them to communicate at interstellar distance.
Zelosian (https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Zelosian)
Keep their origins a closely guarded secret and were commonly misidentified.
Their blood was a green chlorophyllic sap.
Muscles were cellulose fibers
Alcohol had no intoxicating effect.
Vervoids (https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/Vervoid)
Artificially created humanoid slave plant
Pined for freedom and decided to destroy their oppressors. (Like plant Kaylon)
Short tendrils at the ends of their "arms" that shoot poisonous darts.
Krynoid (https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/Krynoid)
Large, carnivorous alien plants that could be thought of as galactic weeds.
Snow and ice slow them down and render their pods inert.
Had an undefined anatomy.
Require animal proteins while young, but can survive on photosynthesis later.
Able to channel their power into other plants, at least within a mile radius.
Krynoids couldn't live in environments with high carbon levels.
Affected by high-pitched noises, allowing the host mind to reassert itself.
Watchers (https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Watchers)
The oldest species in the universe.
Observing and compiling knowledge on all aspects of the universe without interference.
Innate ability to achieve virtually any effect desired, including augmenting personal attributes, time and space manipulation, molecular manipulation, energy projection and a range of mental powers.
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