Honeycomb Fungus
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | Flora |
| Classification | Land |
| Biomes | Delta Island, East Arctic, West Arctic |
| Debug ID | honeycombplant |
The Honeycomb Fungus is a flora species that can be found on Delta Island and on Arctic icebergs.
Appearance
The Honeycomb Fungus is colored a hue of dark red, and has low saturation. This flora resembles that of a honey comb. The plant has a wire frame structure, starting with a circular, grid-like structure at the top, then tapering down to have a pillar-like structure at the bottom.
Databank Entry
This hardy fungus erupts through the thick ice shelf. It sends a collection of hyphae - filaments that collect nutrients and moisture - deep into the ice shelf until it hits permafrost. From there the hyphae intertwine into a thick rootlike system called mycelia cords. These mycelium efficiently pull nutrients from the soil.
Source: Scan
Gallery
Honeycomb Fungus on Delta Island
