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Gel Sack (Below Zero)

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The Gel Sack is an edible flora species found in the deep biomes of Below Zero. It serves as a food source and a raw material for crafting Aerogel.

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Gel Sack (Below Zero)

Gel Sack Flora

Overview

FeatureDetail
CategoryFlora / Items
Sub-CategoryRaw Materials / Seeds
ClassificationExploitable
BiomesDeep Purple Vents, Deep Twisty Bridges, Lilypad Islands, Lilypad Islands Caves, Lilypads Crevice
Size1x1
Debug IDjellyplant

The Gel Sack is an edible flora species that can also be used to craft Aerogel. It grows on cave walls in deep biomes.

Appearance

The Gel Sack is hemispheric in shape and has a blackish green surface covered with thick, twisted ridges. Randomly scattered across its surface are protruding, bioluminescent purple spots.

Uses

Crafting

Fabricator

Architect Component Fabricator

  • Advanced Wiring: 2 Gel Sacks + 1 Spore Sack Seed + 2 Titanium Shards

Consumption

Spores

Harvesting Gel Sacks yields Gel Sack Spores (also known as Spore Sack Seeds).

  • Description: Gel sack spores.
  • Size: 1x1
  • Bioreactor Value: +7 Energy per slot
  • Debug ID: jellyplantseed

Data Bank Entry

Gel Sack Data Bank Image (BZ)

These organic structures grow on cave walls. The purple sacks which arise from the surface contain a low-density gel laced with spores. These burst from time to time, floating towards the surface and attaching onto the next rock face they encounter.

While the gel sack is edible, its low-density renders it an invaluable advanced construction material.

Assessment: Edible - Aerogel construction applications

A Gel Sack in the Deep Purple Vents.

A Gel Sack in the Deep Purple Vents.

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