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Tamir Reed
Found in swamps and beaches, tamir reeds grow to great depths into the ocean floor. They have a gelatinous core that provides rich hydration.
Amaians use the core of this reed as a chewing gum that provides constant taste of seawater. Due to insoluble fibrous structure, the tamir reed retains its elasticity for a long time. Amaian performance athletes and mercenaries typically use tamir reed as a constant source of hydration.
Tamir reed is now popular among other cultures as well as a health food with many benefits. The Elgans use the reed in dry months as a source of moisture. Tamir reed is toxic if consumed in large quantities, typically inducing temporary blindness. Hence, it is also called the Dark Reed.