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Patrick — Sat, 14 Nov 2026 20:54:10 GMT

Remove "Red" from species "Recepta Umbrux"

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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Bacterium"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Bacterium"
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	\| Bacterium Acies \|\| 1.00 MCr \|\| rowspan="12" \| A variously colored and patterned patch on the ground. \|\| rowspan="12" \| Mostly flat areas. \|\| rowspan="12" \| Stratum Tectonicas or other plants that love flat areas. \|\| rowspan="12" \| 500m \|\| rowspan="12" \|		\| Bacterium Acies \|\| 1.00 MCr \|\| rowspan="13" \| A variously colored and patterned patch on the ground. \|\| rowspan="13" \| Mostly flat areas. \|\| rowspan="13" \| Stratum Tectonicas or other plants that love flat areas. \|\| rowspan="13" \| 500m \|\| rowspan="13" \|
	* Bacterium patches have no elevation at all.		* Bacterium patches have no elevation at all.
	* Night Vision cannot spot them.		* Night Vision cannot spot them.
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	\| Bacterium Tela \|\| 1.95 MCr \|\|		\| Bacterium Tela \|\| 1.95 MCr \|\|
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			\| Bacterium Verrata \|\| 3.90 MCr \|\|
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	\| Bacterium Vesicula \|\| 1.00 MCr \|\|		\| Bacterium Vesicula \|\| 1.00 MCr \|\|
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Frutexa"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Frutexa"
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	\| Frutexa Acus \|\| 7.77 MCr \|\| rowspan="4" \| A grass-like plant. \|\| rowspan="4" \| Grows in elevated areas. Often in rugged or hilly terrain, but also on flat areas, as long as they are in higher altitudes. \|\| rowspan="4" \| Fungoida Setisis \|\| rowspan="4" \| 150m \|\| rowspan="4" \| Can be both easy and difficult to spot. Easy when the lighting is good and the terrain is flat. Difficult in rugged terrain. Night Vision can be useful to spot this. Because of its low growth you usually need to be close to the ground for it to render. \|\|		\| Frutexa Acus \|\| 7.77 MCr \|\| rowspan="5" \| A grass-like plant. \|\| rowspan="5" \| Grows in elevated areas. Often in rugged or hilly terrain, but also on flat areas, as long as they are in higher altitudes. \|\| rowspan="5" \| Fungoida Setisis \|\| rowspan="5" \| 150m \|\| rowspan="5" \| Can be both easy and difficult to spot. Easy when the lighting is good and the terrain is flat. Difficult in rugged terrain. Night Vision can be useful to spot this. Because of its low growth you usually need to be close to the ground for it to render. \|\|
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	\| Frutexa Flabellum \|\| 1.81 MCr \|\|		\| Frutexa Flabellum \|\| 1.81 MCr \|\|
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			\| Frutexa Flammasis \|\| 10.33 MCr \|\| Has distinct appearance with red feathery stalks.
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	\| Frutexa Sponsae \|\| 5.99 MCr \|\|		\| Frutexa Sponsae \|\| 5.99 MCr \|\|
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Anemone". Also seen in-game: "Luteolum Anemone"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Anemone". Also seen in-game: "Luteolum Anemone"
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	\| Bioluminescent Anemone \|\| 1.5 MCr \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| 100m \|\| \|\| I assume that "Bioluminescent Anemone" is the generic species name, and "Roseum" ~~and~~ "Blatteum" are the distinctions. In most other biologicals color names are used as the distinction. Seen so far: ~~Roseum~~ Bioluminescent Anemone and ~~Blatteum~~ Bioluminescent Anemone.		\| Bioluminescent Anemone \|\| 1.5 MCr \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| 100m \|\| \|\| I assume that "Bioluminescent Anemone" is the generic species name, and "Roseum" or "Blatteum" are the distinctions. In most other biologicals color names are used as the distinction. Seen so far: Blatteum Bioluminescent Anemone, Prasinum Bioluminescent Anemone and Roseum Bioluminescent Anemone.
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Osseus"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Osseus"
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	\| Osseus Spiralis \|\| 2.40 MCr \|\|		\| Osseus Spiralis \|\| 2.40 MCr \|\|
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			\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Recepta"
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			\| Recepta Umbrux \|\| 12.93 MCr \|\| rowspan="1" \| Metallic looking structure enclosing a vase-like pedestal in which the actual plant grows. \|\| rowspan="1" \| \|\| rowspan="1" \| \|\| rowspan="1" \| 150m \|\| rowspan="1" \| \|\| Looks more like an artificial alien structure than a plant.
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Stratum"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Stratum"
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	\| Stratum Araneamus \|\| 2.45 MCr \|\| rowspan="7" \| Looks a bit like a flat rock grown with lichen. \|\| rowspan="7" \| Mostly in flat areas. \|\| rowspan="7" \| \|\| rowspan="7" \| 500m \|\| rowspan="7" \| Very easy, even from a distance. \|\|		\| Stratum Araneamus \|\| 2.45 MCr \|\| rowspan="8" \| Looks a bit like a flat rock grown with lichen. \|\| rowspan="8" \| Mostly in flat areas. \|\| rowspan="8" \| \|\| rowspan="8" \| 500m \|\| rowspan="8" \| Very easy, even from a distance. \|\|
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	\| Stratum Cucumisis \|\| 16.20 MCr \|\| I have found Stratum Cucumisis also on Rocky planets.		\| Stratum Cucumisis \|\| 16.20 MCr \|\| I have found Stratum Cucumisis also on Rocky planets.
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	\| Stratum Laminamus \|\| 2.79 MCr \|\|		\| Stratum Laminamus \|\| 2.79 MCr \|\|
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			\| Stratum Limaxus \|\| 1.36 MCr \|\|
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	\| Stratum Paleas \|\| 1.36 MCr \|\|		\| Stratum Paleas \|\| 1.36 MCr \|\|
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Tussock"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Tussock"
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	\| Tussock Albata \|\| 3.25 MCr \|\| rowspan="11" \| Variously colored bushes of grass. Sometimes occurs in single or very few bushes, and sometimes in large patches. \|\| rowspan="11" \| Flat areas (with potential exceptions). \|\| rowspan="11" \| Stratum Tectonicas or other plants that love flat areas. \|\| rowspan="11" \| 200m \|\| rowspan="11" \|		\| Tussock Albata \|\| 3.25 MCr \|\| rowspan="13" \| Variously colored bushes of grass. Sometimes occurs in single or very few bushes, and sometimes in large patches. \|\| rowspan="13" \| Flat areas (with potential exceptions). \|\| rowspan="13" \| Stratum Tectonicas or other plants that love flat areas. \|\| rowspan="13" \| 200m \|\| rowspan="13" \|
	* Tussock bushes have a very low elevation and usually render only when flying close to the planet surface / when the camera is close.		* Tussock bushes have a very low elevation and usually render only when flying close to the planet surface / when the camera is close.
	* Night Vision can spot them when they grow in large patches.		* Night Vision can spot them when they grow in large patches.
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	\| Tussock Caputus \|\| 3.47 MCr \|\|		\| Tussock Caputus \|\| 3.47 MCr \|\|
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			\| Tussock Catena \|\| 1.77 MCr \|\| Found this in hilly terrain on Skaudoae YV-L d8-294, planet 1 a.
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	\| Tussock Cultro \|\| 1.77 MCr \|\| On Blae Drye OO-X d2-112, planet C 6 e, I found this Tussock variant in rugged, hilly terrain, alongside Aleoida Laminiae and Bacterium Alcyoneum.		\| Tussock Cultro \|\| 1.77 MCr \|\| On Blae Drye OO-X d2-112, planet C 6 e, I found this Tussock variant in rugged, hilly terrain, alongside Aleoida Laminiae and Bacterium Alcyoneum.
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	\| Tussock Ignis \|\| 1.85 MCr \|\|		\| Tussock Ignis \|\| 1.85 MCr \|\|
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	\| Tussock Pennata\|\| 5.85 MCr \|\|		\| Tussock Pennata \|\| 5.85 MCr \|\|
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			\| Tussock Propagito \|\| 1.00 MCr \|\| Lovely violet flower.
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	\| Tussock Serrati \|\| 4.45 MCr \|\| I have made a note that Tussock Serrati grows in hilly regions, both in elevated places and in canyons. This note may be misleading because I spotted it together with Tubus Sororibus, i.e. Tussock Serrati may also grow in flat terrain as the other Tussock types.		\| Tussock Serrati \|\| 4.45 MCr \|\| I have made a note that Tussock Serrati grows in hilly regions, both in elevated places and in canyons. This note may be misleading because I spotted it together with Tubus Sororibus, i.e. Tussock Serrati may also grow in flat terrain as the other Tussock types.

EDExploration

Patrick — Wed, 11 Nov 2026 20:58:25 GMT

add examples for star classes that I have visited: O7 IVA, AEBE2 VI, WN0 I (magenta colored)

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	ED star type Spectral class Luminosity class		ED star type Spectral class Luminosity class
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	B8 IIIAB B8 IIIAB		B8 IIIAB B8 IIIAB
	TTS8 IVB TTS8 IVB		TTS8 IVB TTS8 IVB
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	* The appearance of Herbig AE/BE stars has changed in the past with different versions of Elite Dangerous. This is good to know when you look at old screenshots.		* The appearance of Herbig AE/BE stars has changed in the past with different versions of Elite Dangerous. This is good to know when you look at old screenshots.
	** Elite Dangerous 2.1 and before: It seems that VA, VB and VAB types are yellow colored, while VI types are white, or blue-white colored.		** Elite Dangerous 2.1 and before: It seems that VA, VB and VAB types are yellow colored, while VI types are white, or blue-white colored.
	** Elite Dangerous 2.2 and later (this information from 26.10.2016): All Herbig star are now yellow colored. This is a change that is explicitly mentioned somewhere in the release notes for 2.2. I found out about this ~~beccause~~ I found both a yellow-colored AEBE3 VI (Ooctarp CG-Y E2) and AEBE8 VI (Ooctarp KM-W E1-0) star, which conflicts the original information about colors from above. This triggered me to recheck the system maps of all systems in the list below that I had visited a long time ago, and also the system map of a system that I had visited just before the update to 2.2, and for which I had a screenshot proving that the Herbig star appeared white/blue-white. I found that the Herbig stars suddenly were all yellow colored, which confirms the information from the 2.2 release notes.		** Elite Dangerous 2.2 and later (this information from 26.10.2016): All Herbig star are now yellow colored. This is a change that is explicitly mentioned somewhere in the release notes for 2.2. I found out about this because I found both a yellow-colored AEBE3 VI (Ooctarp CG-Y E2) and AEBE8 VI (Ooctarp KM-W E1-0) star, which conflicts the original information about colors from above. This triggered me to recheck the system maps of all systems in the list below that I had visited a long time ago, and also the system map of a system that I had visited just before the update to 2.2, and for which I had a screenshot proving that the Herbig star appeared white/blue-white. I found that the Herbig stars suddenly were all yellow colored, which confirms the information from the 2.2 release notes.
	* Designations		* Designations
	** In the galaxy map in map mode, the tooltip window's "star class" line lists Herbig AE/BE stars as "Herbig AE/BE star" (duh!), regardless of the concrete type.		** In the galaxy map in map mode, the tooltip window's "star class" line lists Herbig AE/BE stars as "Herbig AE/BE star" (duh!), regardless of the concrete type.
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	\| AEBE2 VAB \|\| Moihuia AA-A H62		\| AEBE2 VAB \|\| Moihuia AA-A H62
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	\| AEBE2 VI \|\| Mylaifai BQ-Y E7374		\| AEBE2 VI \|\| Mylaifai BQ-Y E7374, Byeia Eurk AA-A g9
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	\| AEBE3 VAB \|\| Dryaa Flyuae AA-A H630 <br/> Vegni AA-A H13		\| AEBE3 VAB \|\| Dryaa Flyuae AA-A H630 <br/> Vegni AA-A H13
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	\| WO \|\| Wolf-Rayet O Star \|\| ... that their "spectrum is dominated by ionised oxygen lines".		\| WO \|\| Wolf-Rayet O Star \|\| ... that their "spectrum is dominated by ionised oxygen lines".
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	\| WN \|\| Wolf-Rayet N Star \|\| ... that their "spectrum is dominated by ionised nitrogen~~, carbon-oxygen~~ and helium lines".		\| WN \|\| Wolf-Rayet N Star \|\| ... that their "spectrum is dominated by ionised nitrogen and helium lines".
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	\| WNC \|\| Wolf-Rayet NC Star \|\| ... that their "spectrum is dominated by ionised nitrogen and helium lines".		\| WNC \|\| Wolf-Rayet NC Star \|\| ... that their "spectrum is dominated by ionised nitrogen, carbon-oxygen and helium lines".
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	\| Blue-white \|\| Dryaa Flyuae AA-A H282 A		\| Blue-white \|\| Dryaa Flyuae AA-A H282 A
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	\| rowspan="2" \| WN0 I \|\| Blue-white \|\| Eok Pruae AA-A H16		\| rowspan="3" \| WN0 I \|\| Blue-white \|\| Eok Pruae AA-A H16
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	\| Yellow \|\| Dryaa Flyuae AA-A H254		\| Yellow \|\| Dryaa Flyuae AA-A H254
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			\| Magenta (like a T Tauri star) \|\| Byeia Eurk AA-A h0 A
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	\| O7 III \|\| HD 41997		\| O7 III \|\| HD 41997
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	\| O7 IVA \|\| Moihea AA-A H72 (not visited)		\| O7 IVA \|\| Byeia Eurk AA-A h2 (140.2424 solar radius, 73.8711 solar mass) <br/> Moihea AA-A H72 (not visited)
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	\| O7 V \|\| Delta Circini		\| O7 V \|\| Delta Circini

EDExobiology

Patrick — Mon, 09 Nov 2026 20:46:55 GMT

add Bacterium Nebulus; Blatteum Bioluminescent Anemone

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	! Plant type !! Base value !! How does it look? !! Where does it grow? !! Grows together with !! Distance !! How to spot !! Other notes		! Plant type (Species) !! Base value !! How does it look? !! Where does it grow? !! Grows together with !! Distance !! How to spot !! Other notes
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Aleoida"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Aleoida"
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Bacterium"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Bacterium"
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	\| Bacterium Acies \|\| 1.00 MCr \|\| rowspan="11" \| A variously colored and patterned patch on the ground. \|\| rowspan="11" \| Mostly flat areas. \|\| rowspan="11" \| Stratum Tectonicas or other plants that love flat areas. \|\| rowspan="11" \| 500m \|\| rowspan="11" \|		\| Bacterium Acies \|\| 1.00 MCr \|\| rowspan="12" \| A variously colored and patterned patch on the ground. \|\| rowspan="12" \| Mostly flat areas. \|\| rowspan="12" \| Stratum Tectonicas or other plants that love flat areas. \|\| rowspan="12" \| 500m \|\| rowspan="12" \|
	* Bacterium patches have no elevation at all.		* Bacterium patches have no elevation at all.
	* Night Vision cannot spot them.		* Night Vision cannot spot them.
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	\| Bacterium Informem \|\| 8.42 MCr \|\|		\| Bacterium Informem \|\| 8.42 MCr \|\|
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			\| Bacterium Nebulus\|\| 5.29 MCr \|\| Found this in a Black Hole system (Byeia Eurk ZE-A g1). BioInsights did not predict this.
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	\| Bacterium Omentum \|\| 4.64 MCr \|\|		\| Bacterium Omentum \|\| 4.64 MCr \|\|
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	\| Fungoida Stabitis \|\| 2.68 MCr \|\| High-growing pillar-like plants. \|\| Grows in elevated areas, but usually in easily landable terrain. \|\| Frutexa, Clypeus Speculimi. \|\| 300m \|\| Easy to spot. \|\|		\| Fungoida Stabitis \|\| 2.68 MCr \|\| High-growing pillar-like plants. \|\| Grows in elevated areas, but usually in easily landable terrain. \|\| Frutexa, Clypeus Speculimi. \|\| 300m \|\| Easy to spot. \|\|
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Luteolum Anemone"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Anemone". Also seen in-game: "Luteolum Anemone"
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	\| ~~Roseum~~ Bioluminescent Anemone \|\| ? MCr \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| ?m \|\| \|\|		\| Bioluminescent Anemone \|\| 1.5 MCr \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| 100m \|\| \|\| I assume that "Bioluminescent Anemone" is the generic species name, and "Roseum" and "Blatteum" are the distinctions. In most other biologicals color names are used as the distinction. Seen so far: Roseum Bioluminescent Anemone and Blatteum Bioluminescent Anemone.
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	\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Osseus"		\| colspan="8" style="background-color:lightskyblue; text-align:left;" \| Genus "Osseus"