Frostmoss
Bryum glacialis
Flora - MagicalPhysical Characteristics
Frostmoss forms dense, low mats in arctic regions. Its fronds are covered in frost even in sunlight, and it can survive extreme cold. The moss is known for its ability to preserve organic matter for centuries.
Primary Uses
Used in preservation magic, cold storage, and as a reagent in frost-based spells. Its unique properties make it valuable for long-term preservation of magical and mundane items.
Hazards and Toxicity
Direct contact can cause severe frostbite. Magical resonance may induce hypothermia. Spores can cause magical sleep if inhaled in large quantities.
Seasonal Risks
- Spring: Maximum spore release
- Summer: Increased frost aura
- Autumn: Dormancy, but still dangerous
- Winter: Peak preservation power
Safe Handling Protocols
Thermal gloves and face protection required. Avoid direct inhalation of spores. Use magical warming charms when handling large quantities.
Information compiled by Master Botanist Elara Greenweave, Imperial Academy of Natural Philosophy. All handlers must be properly certified through their respective guilds.