| rdfs:comment | - The Ficus Quadrifolia was a rare, medium-sized plant and could be found only in some tropical regions on Naboo. It bloomed once a year, for 1 week. It had two-inch-long, heart shaped leaves, which were a blend of color down the veins: light yellow where they met the plant, a light stripe of lavender across the middle of the leaf, and dark golden yellow at the very tip of the leaf. When in bloom, this plant produced large, lily-like flowers six inches long in length which could be light gold, dark gold, and purple. As a herbal medicine, they could be eaten to relieve stomach cramps.
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| abstract | - The Ficus Quadrifolia was a rare, medium-sized plant and could be found only in some tropical regions on Naboo. It bloomed once a year, for 1 week. It had two-inch-long, heart shaped leaves, which were a blend of color down the veins: light yellow where they met the plant, a light stripe of lavender across the middle of the leaf, and dark golden yellow at the very tip of the leaf. When in bloom, this plant produced large, lily-like flowers six inches long in length which could be light gold, dark gold, and purple. Their scent was an odd yet pleasant mix, reminiscent of fresh peeled citrus and mint. These plants grew alone, but within a decent distance from each other, yet it was complicated to control and maintain their growth. As a herbal medicine, they could be eaten to relieve stomach cramps. As a defense mechanism the Ficus Quadrifolia grew thick thorns. They relied on cloning themselves by growing a new specimen to reproduce.
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