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=== Mosdescendants for multi-period mosses === | === Mosdescendants for multi-period mosses === | ||
TAMNAMS has names for 2-period mosses up to 10 notes, and as such, mosdescendant names apply to mosses whose children have more than 10 notes: jaric, taric, ekic, lemon, and lime. Starting at 3 periods, mosdescendant names apply only to the | TAMNAMS has names for 2-period mosses up to 10 notes, and as such, mosdescendant names apply to mosses whose children have more than 10 notes: jaric, taric, ekic, lemon, and lime. Starting at 3 periods, mosdescendant names apply only to the corresponding n-wood scale (triwood, tetrawood, pentawood, etc), where the names of descendants are based on names for single-period mosses up to 5 notes, with any descendants after that being referred to '''n-wood descendants'''. Currently, tetrawood and pentawood (4L 4s and 5L 5s) only have pages for their immediate children (2L 4s and 8L 4s, and 5L 10s and 10L 5s respectively), so although it may make more sense to limit mosdescendant names for n-wood scales to the immediate children, names for n-wood scales up to 5n notes are shown anyway for completeness. | ||
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|+2-period mosses for which mosdescendant names apply | |+2-period mosses for which mosdescendant names apply | ||