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They have nodes (little bumps) on the stem where they would normally break off. If you trimmed it in an area that is not the node, the stem will often die off to the node, at least in My experience with wisteria.

Hygrophillia deforms I have not heard of just replanting the roots, but you can trim (cut a portion off the top) and replant that. Trimming them also makes them grow fuller

if it doesn't brush off, then it has probably invaded the plant tissue..your best bet would be to cut the "infected" plant areas off and remove them from the main display. "Hmmmm, gas and car insurance, or a war paint Scoly? I am walking home with my coral! "~Tattooed Nurse