Frutexa

Robust woody plants with deep rooting structures to gather liquids and hold themselves in place where the ground may be unstable. They are photosynthetic organisms with specialised photoreceptors that work even in low light conditions. As such they are highly successful, and are widespread and diverse in nature. Their small leaf structures protect them against extremely low temperatures and liquid loss in higher temperatures.
— In-Game Description
Frutexa 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 150m.
Description
Frutexa are named after bushes, which they resemble. They appear on plains and on rockside in mountains and hilly areas. Flying low aids observation.[1]
Types
There are seven known types of Frutexa:
- Frutexa Acus
- Frutexa Collum
- Frutexa Fera
- Frutexa Flabellum
- Frutexa Flammasis
- Frutexa Metallicum
- Frutexa Sponsae
Locations
| System | Planet | Coordinates | Type | Reported By |
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| Blo Thae OC-M d7-5 | 2 A | 46.5693, -33.9210 | Acus | CMDR Methan Disery |
| Eolls Priae ZQ-C d13-13 | 10 G | -47.8488, 25.1442 | Collum | CMDR Methan |
| Gru Eoq BD-P c20-1 | 7 A | 56.2973, 36.3745 | Flabellum | CMDR Methan Disery |
| Hypio Flyao WD-H b15-24 | A 2 A | -19.9736, 140.4425 | Fera | CMDR Methan Disery |
| Graea Eoq WZ-Y e1 | AB 10 D | -40.9225, 118.2702 | Sponsae | CMDR Methan Disery |
Notes
- Frutexa were introduced in Elite Dangerous: Odyssey.
Gallery
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Frutexa Sponsae - Line
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Frutexa Flammasis - Green
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Frutexa Metallicum - Grey
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Frutexa Flabellum - Emerald
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- ↑ CMDR VitoRazoR, Exobiology - a 2023 updated guide