Name: Zyxexnen, Tristisperegrinus sphaera Description: Specimen is a tree-like plant that has large, bioluminescent pods that grow from its tall, curved stems. It grows from thick roots in the ground and curves into tips that hang pods that give off an aquamarine glow to the surroundings. It is a common tree. Behavior: Plant Tamability: Plant Where is it found?: On Meridia, found on its many islands or floating islands as a common tree. Rarity: Common Diet/Method of gaining nutrients and energy: Takes in the metabolic byproducts of methanotrophic animals, hydrogen, and hydrogen peroxide as an alternative to water. Products?: The glowing fruit pods contain rich amounts of sulfates that native methanotrophic wildlife can consume. The pods seem to be glowing from a symbiotic relationship with bioluminescent bacteria existing in the inner film of the pod, feeding off the sulfur salts and giving it a unique taste. Reproduction: The center of the fruit contain seeds, 5 each fruit. Size: Most are around four meters tall, but they can grow to the heights of fully grown oaks. Weight: Tree weight Lifespan: Potentially hundreds of years Abilities: Provides lighting Flaws: Plant, incompatible with most biochemistries
