Tussock genus

Description

Robust photosynthetic plants similar in appearance to clump grasses. They have a shallow but complex root structure, which requires a solid surface to produce structural stability. Clumps may form through tillering or wider dispersal through a variety of seeding mechanisms. Some species have adapted cellular structures containing high sugar concentrations to protect against freezing damage.

Minimum distance between two genetic samples: 200 m

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
Atmosphere typeSpecies
Methane, Methane-rich
Argon, Argon-rich
Tussock Capillum
AmmoniaTussock Catena
Tussock Cultro
Tussock Divisa
Carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide rich
Tussock Propagito (< 195 K)
Tussock Pennatis (< 195 K)
Tussock Pennata (145 k - 155 K)
Tussock Ventusa (155 K - 160 K)
Tussock Ignis (160 K - 170 K)
Tussock Serrati (170 K - 175 K)
Tussock Albata (175 K - 180 K)
Tussock Caputus (180 K - 190 K)
Tussock Triticum (190K - 195 K)
Water, Water-richTussock Virgam
Suphur dioxideTussock Stigmasis

 

Colored variants

Colored variant determined by the parent star type:

Star typeColor
O
B
A
FYellow
GLime
KGreen
MEmerald
LSage
TTeal
TTS
Y
W
DMaroon
N
Black HoleRed

 


 


Tussock albata

CMDR ArkannFR49 , Tussock albata, Pheia Ain FV-O b20-1 , A 5

Description

A tussock species characterised by leaves with a distinctive striped pattern that are bisected like a snake’s tongue. Mature versions also sprout smaller leaves which produce spores.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature between 175 K and 180 K

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock capillum

CMDR Tiberius Vaako, Tussock capillum, Flyooe Eohn YX-D b18-0 B1

Description

This tussock species is a squat cluster of leaves resembling thick matted hair. From the top of these sprout thick pods that carw a number of round beans.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Argon or Methane atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock caputus

CMDR Fly34, Tussock caputus, Flyua Hypue DI-C b4-3, B 3

Description

A tussock species with leaves that have a thick segmented lower half and a willowy upper half. Mature versions produce separate stalks that carry ovoid organisms clotted with spores.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature between 180 K and 190 K

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock catena

CMDR Hanna Hunter, Tussock catena, Skaudai CH-B d14-34, 4 d

Description

This species of tussock has very thin stalks carrying twin sets of seed sacks along their entire length, resembling links on a chain.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Ammonia atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock cultro

CMDR AlexAeglir, Tussock cultro, Wredguia BO-G, c24-12, 5 A

Description

A tussock species with tall sharp reeds reaching about two metres, characterised by narrow markings along their length.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Ammonia atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock divisa

CMDR NuandaWM, Tussock divisa, Slegeae QJ-Q c21-0, AB 5 a

Description

This tussock species blends thick segmented lower growths with longer. narrower leaves. Mature versions have pale spores along the upper branches.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Ammonia atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock ignis

CMDR Recluso, Tussock ignis, Flyua Eork VV-P c21-0, 1 C

Description

This tussock species produces thick intertwined leaves, above which sprout narrow stems crowned with seed pods.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature between 160 K and 170 K

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock pennata

CMDR mearmortal, Tussock pennata, Eafots WI-Q c19-6, 1 a

Description

A tussock species that extends large seed pods on thin stems above a cluster of bright leaves.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature between 145 K and 155 K

Colored variants

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock pennatis

CMDR Puncturist, Tussock pennatis, Boewnst IS-A d1-1434, 1 E

Description

A tussock species with feather-shaped growths surrounding a single segmented stem which when mature is crowned with colourful seeds.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature inferior to 195 K

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock propagito

CMDR Fly34, Tussock propagito, Prua Phoe VO-W c3-25, 4 g

Description

A species of tussock that sprouts tapering leaves, with tips covered with colourful seed pods.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature inferior to 195 K

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock serrati

CMDR Spineux, Tussock serrati, PROBE DRYE AF-X D2-39, 2 C

Description

This tussock species sprouts serrated leaves around thick stalks that produce dark seed pods.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature between 170 K and 175 K

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock stigmasis

CMDR Fly34, Tussock stigmasis, Boewnst TG-J d10-2411, 5 e

Description

This tussock species resembles a patch of tough. wiry grasses. Taller stalks carrying disc-shaped seed pods rise above the main organism when mature.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Sulphur dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock triticum

CMDR Tiberius Vaako, Tussock triticum, Hypoae AIN PG-K c22-5, 1

Description

A species of tussock with thin tough leaves marked with dark stripes. From these sprout taller stalks with small leaves, from which seeds are released to the winds.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature between 190 K and 195 K

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock ventusa

CMDR Hanna Hunter, Tussock ventusa, Seagull Sector SD-T c3-4, A 6

Description

A species of tussock that blends tough lower stalks with taller willowy reeds, which produce small pale spores.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Carbon dioxide atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27
  • Mean temperature between 155 K and 160 K

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)


 

Tussock virgam

CMDR Mist0, Tussock Virgam, Qieduia BB-A C16-3, 6 b

Description

A species of tussock with thin reeds clustered around a central stalk. which is eventually crowned with spores.

Conditions of occurrence

  • Planets with thin Water atmosphere
  • Rocky planets
  • Maximum gravity: 0.27

Colored variants

 

Colored variant determined by the parent star type (see above, genus Tussock)