Sinuous Tubers
Description
These organic structures are distinguished by their tubular shape and vivid colouration. These organic structures are merely the above-ground portion of a much larger subterranean organism.
Minimum distance between two genetic samples: 100 m
Conditions of occurrence
- Planets types: planets with no atmosphere, with volcanic activity
- It seems that the Sinuous Tubers are more common near the Galactic Core.
Variants
Blatteum
CMDR Alistair Hope, Sinuous Tubers, Clooku NU-V d3-2348, A 1
Caeruleum
CMDR Fly34, Sinuous tubers, Juenae HN-A d1-5280, 3 a
Lindigoticum
CMDR Fly34, Sinuous tubers, Boewnst VK-L b41-21, A 3 a
Prasinum
CMDR Fly34, Sinuous Tubers, Eos Chruia JY-Y d1-106, ABC 2
The species of Sinuous Tuber depends on the type of volcanism and planet:
| Species | Volcanism | Planet Type |
|---|---|---|
| Albidum | Any | Rocky |
| Blatteum | Any | Metal Rich or High Metal Content |
| Caeruleum | Any | Rocky |
| Lindigoticum | Any | Rocky |
| Prasinum | Any | Metal Rich or High Metal Content |
| Roseum | Silicate Magma | Any |
| Violaceum | Any | Metal Rich or High Metal Content |
| Viride | Any | Metal Rich or High Metal Content |