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{{Quote|Photosynthetic colony organisms found exclusively on ice worlds, where they have embraced the surrounding frozen material as a form of protection. As the fonticulus develop they melt ice from around them, absorbing the liquid through tiny cellular pores and passing it to the colony's reproductive edge. Here the liquid is excreted and immediately refreezes, creating hard translucent exoskeletons that provide protection for the organisms. Frond structures create a wide flat space that expose internal photosynthetic cells to as much light as possible. Reproduction appears to occur by colony division, most likely when a shard of the structure collapses under it's own weight and the smaller shard creates a new colony.|In-Game Description}} | {{Quote|Photosynthetic colony organisms found exclusively on ice worlds, where they have embraced the surrounding frozen material as a form of protection. As the fonticulus develop they melt ice from around them, absorbing the liquid through tiny cellular pores and passing it to the colony's reproductive edge. Here the liquid is excreted and immediately refreezes, creating hard translucent exoskeletons that provide protection for the organisms. Frond structures create a wide flat space that expose internal photosynthetic cells to as much light as possible. Reproduction appears to occur by colony division, most likely when a shard of the structure collapses under it's own weight and the smaller shard creates a new colony.|In-Game Description}} | ||
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'''Fonticulua''' are a species of alien organism found on [[planets]] and [[moons]] with thin atmospheres across the galaxy. They can be sampled with the [[Genetic Sampler]] and scanned with the [[Short Range Composition Scanner]]. They have a clonal colony range of 500m. | '''Fonticulua''' are a species of alien organism found on [[planets]] and [[moons]] with thin atmospheres across the galaxy. They can be sampled with the [[Genetic Sampler]] and scanned with the [[Short Range Composition Scanner]]. They have a clonal colony range of 500m. | ||
Revision as of 23:47, 26 May 2021
Photosynthetic colony organisms found exclusively on ice worlds, where they have embraced the surrounding frozen material as a form of protection. As the fonticulus develop they melt ice from around them, absorbing the liquid through tiny cellular pores and passing it to the colony's reproductive edge. Here the liquid is excreted and immediately refreezes, creating hard translucent exoskeletons that provide protection for the organisms. Frond structures create a wide flat space that expose internal photosynthetic cells to as much light as possible. Reproduction appears to occur by colony division, most likely when a shard of the structure collapses under it's own weight and the smaller shard creates a new colony.
— In-Game Description
Fonticulua are a species of alien organism found on planets and moons with thin atmospheres across the galaxy. They can be sampled with the Genetic Sampler and scanned with the Short Range Composition Scanner. They have a clonal colony range of 500m.
Types
There are six known types of Fonticulua:
- Fonticulua Campestris
- Fonticulua Digitos
- Fonticulua Fluctus
- Fonticulua Lapida
- Fonticulua Segmentatus
- Fonticulua Upupam
Locations
| System | Planet | Coordinates | Type | Reported By |
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| Kraurno | 4 C | -38.7777, -14.8083 | Campestris | CMDR UselessED |
| Col 285 Sector RU-F c11-7 | 7 A | -8.5571, -91.2203 | Campestris | CMDR R0ss |
| Mehuenomici | 4 A | 7.5763, -171.0261 | Campestris | CMDR Davi-Oun |
Notes
- Fonticulua were introduced in Elite Dangerous: Odyssey.
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