Fungoida
Fungoida is a genome 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 300m.

Organisms that live deep inside a planetary substrate. They share similar morphology to fungi but are not saprophytic, instead their mycelial body drives its metabolism through chemosynthetic and thermosynthetic processes. These are facilitated by substrate, which also protects the organism from environmental extremes. The exposed aspects of the organisms are primarily involved in reproduction. This is frequently through spore ejection, but certain species also support gaseous exchange with the atmosphere. Some fungoida exhibit bioluminescent behaviours as a part of a metabolic process involved in the breakdown of accumulated toxins.
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Description
Fungoida are named after their fungus-like appearance. They are only known to grow on the sides of large mountains, where they can often be found among clusters of other biologicals such as Frutexa. They are very small; recognizable with Night Vision from 200m.[1]
Types
There are four known types of Fungoida:
- Fungoida Bullarum
- Fungoida Gelata
- Fungoida Setisis
- Fungoida Stabitis
Locations
| System | Planet | Coordinates | Type | Reported By |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yaimoea BS-T b36-0 | B 1 | Gelata | CMDR Methan Disery | |
| Col 285 Sector YF-O d6-41 | 2 E | 26.8949, -29.3888 | Setisis | CMDR R0ss |
| Gru Eoq BD-P c20-1 | 7 A | 60.2521, 50.1068 | Setisis | CMDR Methan Disery |
| Blua Eoq HM-A c15-0 | 1 C | 47.8890, 8.7802 | Stabitis | CMDR Methan Disery |
| Bleia Eohn KD-Z d1-64 | 8 H | 26.8370, 53.6701 | Stabitis | CMDR GOM Collective |
Notes
- Fungoida were introduced in Elite Dangerous: Odyssey.
Gallery
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Fungoida Stabitis
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Fungoida Gelata - Orange
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Fungoida Stabitis - Blue
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Fungoida Setisis - Peach
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Fungoida Setisis - Yellow
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Fungoida Bullarum - Peach
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Fungoida Stabitis - Magenta
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- ↑ CMDR VitoRazoR, Exobiology - a 2023 updated guide