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Naming section and stuff. These scientific/Japanese names seem to be for the spicy one specifically, but whatever.
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The '''Burgeoning Spiderwort''' ({{j|ピキノツユクサ|Piki | The '''Burgeoning Spiderwort''' ({{j|ピキノツユクサ|Piki no Tsuyukusa|Pikmin Asiatic Dayflower}}) is a [[plant]] in {{p2}}, | ||
{{p3}} and {{p4}} that produces the berries with the nectar that is needed to make [[Ultra-spicy spray|ultra-spicy-]] and [[ultra-bitter spray]]s. They are found in the [[Awakening Wood]], [[Perplexing Pool]], and [[Wistful Wild]] in ''Pikmin 2'', and the [[Tropical Wilds]], [[Garden of Hope]], [[Distant Tundra]], and [[Twilight River]] areas in ''Pikmin 3''. | {{p3}} and {{p4}} that produces the berries with the nectar that is needed to make [[Ultra-spicy spray|ultra-spicy-]] and [[ultra-bitter spray]]s. They are found in the [[Awakening Wood]], [[Perplexing Pool]], and [[Wistful Wild]] in ''Pikmin 2'', and the [[Tropical Wilds]], [[Garden of Hope]], [[Distant Tundra]], and [[Twilight River]] areas in ''Pikmin 3''. | ||
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== Naming == | == Naming == | ||
"Spiderwort" is the name used in the real world for flowers of the {{w|tradescantia}} genus, and "to burgeon" means "to grow quickly", referring to how their berries grow very fast. | {{naming | ||
|common = Burgeoning Spiderwort. "Spiderwort" is the name used in the real world for flowers of the {{w|tradescantia}} genus, and "to burgeon" means "to grow quickly", referring to how their berries grow very fast. | |||
|jpcommon = {{j|ピキノツユクサ|Piki no Tsuyukusa|Pikmin {{w|Commelina communis|Asiatic Dayflower}}}}. | |||
|jpname = {{j|ピキノツユクサ 辛味種|Piki no Tsuyukusa karami-shu|Pikmin Asiatic Dayflower spicy taste species}}. | |||
|scientific = ''Pikflora baccae conditus''. | |||
|internal = The plant's internal name in ''Pikmin 3'' is <code>tsuyukusa</code>, part of its Japanese name. | |||
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=== Names in other languages === | === Names in other languages === | ||
{{Foreignname | {{Foreignname | ||
|Jap=ピキノツユクサ | |Jap=ピキノツユクサ | ||
|JapR=Piki | |JapR=Piki no Tsuyukusa | ||
|JapM=Asiatic | |JapM=Pikmin Asiatic Dayflower | ||
|FraE=Tradescantia | |FraE=Tradescantia | ||
|FraEM=Tradescantia | |FraEM=Tradescantia | ||
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{{Foreignname | {{Foreignname | ||
|Jap=ピキノツユクサの実 | |Jap=ピキノツユクサの実 | ||
|JapR=Piki | |JapR=Piki no Tsuyukusa no Mi | ||
|JapM=Fruit of the Asiatic dayflower of the Pikmin | |JapM=Fruit of the Asiatic dayflower of the Pikmin | ||
|Spa=Baya superpicante | |Spa=Baya superpicante | ||