Surface life
Plants, fungi and bacteria on landable planets. A detailed surface scan names the genera on a body; three samples of one species, taken far enough apart, sell at Vista Genomics. Each genus page lists its species with the conditions commanders found them in.
Aleoida
Low rosettes of thick, pointed leaves, like an aloe.
Bacterium
Flat, patchy films on the ground — the commonest life in the galaxy.
Cactoida
Ribbed upright columns with stubby arms, like a cactus.
Clypeus
Shield-shaped cups on short stalks.
Concha
A single cupped shell opening upwards, like a clam.
Electricae
Thin glowing filaments radiating from a small base.
Fonticulua
Rounded mounds of stacked, frilly plates.
Frutexa
Low, bushy shrubs of branching stems.
Fumerola
Crusted mineral chimneys around volcanic vents.
Fungoida
Clusters of puffball and mushroom caps.
Osseus
Bone-white discs, spirals and fans.
Recepta
Spiky, angular pods in sulphur dioxide atmospheres.
Stratum
Flat crusts and layered mats spreading over rock.
Tubus
Clusters of upright hollow tubes.
Tussock
Grass-like tufts of thin blades.
Radicoida
A giant root structure, logged only in a few places.
Amphora Plant
Urn-shaped plants on hot, airless metal-rich worlds.
Anemone
Round, petalled growths; some glow.
Bark Mound
Cone-shaped mounds of bark-like material.
Brain Tree
Trees with a wrinkled, brain-like crown.
Crystalline Shards
Fields of tall crystal spikes on frozen worlds.
Sinuous Tubers
Twisting tube-like growths on volcanic worlds.
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