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The [[Space Plant Collection]] features exotic plants found throughout the galaxy, from strange and unusual specimen to alien specifies or commonly found greeneries. This [[Conner’s Beard Moss]] growing on a rock is the fifth item in our Space Plant series! |
The [[Space Plant Collection]] features exotic plants found throughout the galaxy, from strange and unusual specimen to alien specifies or commonly found greeneries. This [[Conner’s Beard Moss]] growing on a rock is the fifth item in our Space Plant series! |
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Though simple looking, Conner’s Beard moss holds the notable distinction of being considered the first plant subspecies to have naturally evolved on a [[Space Station]]. Tied intrinsically with its unique place of birth, the bryophyte can only survive in the specific conditions that the aging station’s life support systems created. The sculpture featured in the Ecosphere is a replica of the gift shop souvenir the moss was originally discovered on by a waylaid botanist. |
Though simple looking, Conner’s Beard moss holds the notable distinction of being considered the first plant subspecies to have naturally evolved on a [[Space Station]]. Tied intrinsically with its unique place of birth, the bryophyte can only survive in the specific conditions that the aging station’s life support systems created. The sculpture featured in the Ecosphere is a replica of the gift shop souvenir the moss was originally discovered on by a waylaid botanist.{{RSIref|text=RSI Pledge Store (Subscribers Exclusive)|url=pledge/extras?product_id=65}} |
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Revision as of 00:40, 31 December 2018
Origin: Conner’s Land and Load, Kilian
Average Lifespan: Indefinitely
The Space Plant Collection features exotic plants found throughout the galaxy, from strange and unusual specimen to alien specifies or commonly found greeneries. This Conner’s Beard Moss growing on a rock is the fifth item in our Space Plant series!
Though simple looking, Conner’s Beard moss holds the notable distinction of being considered the first plant subspecies to have naturally evolved on a Space Station. Tied intrinsically with its unique place of birth, the bryophyte can only survive in the specific conditions that the aging station’s life support systems created. The sculpture featured in the Ecosphere is a replica of the gift shop souvenir the moss was originally discovered on by a waylaid botanist.Template:RSIref