Rammanu Slakegrass

Rammanu Slakegrass
Hazard Level
2 – Moderate
Scientific Classification
Genus:	Rammanu
Species:	R. hadadi
Binomial Nomenclature
Rammanu hadadi
Distribution & Habitat
Systems:	Orion Arm Distributed across the Orion Arm Greatest concentration in the Well of Embers
Characteristics
Vivid bioluminescence Tall, thin stalks Fields occasionally glow in rings or arcs

Rammanu Slakegrass (Rammanu hadadi) is a species of exobiotic grass in the genus Rammanu. It is widely distributed across the Orion Arm, with some of the largest known concentrations being found in the Well of Embers. It is famous for its bioluminescence and is a key resource in industrial biotechnology.

Though not considered dangerous, Slakegrass grows tall enough to disorient people in a field of it. Occasionally, the plants' glow aligns into sweeping rings or arcs which stretch for multiple kilometers.

References

1. "AgriNova Scales Back in Well of Embers as Costs Climb, Questions Mount". Champlain Group.