A particularly fine example of Aleoida Laminiae – Emerald. Image courtesy of Cmdr. Arras DeCairo

Extremely hardy photosynthetic organisms that thrive in arid environments. Thick, waxy leaf structures protect them from extreme surroundings, when gaseous exchange becomes unfavourable. The leaves can completely shut off the organism from the atmosphere causing a state of hibernation. The pointed leaves create precipitation slopes, which draw liquids to the heart of the organism. Here they are absorbed through a series of specialised cells and stored in the root structure until needed.

Aleoida of the Arcus and Gravis Species seem to favour flat or slightly lumpy terrain, whereas their fellow Species can populate hilly for Coronamus and Laminiae to almost mountainous terrain for Spica. 

Variant Determinant: Stellar Class

Stellar Class and Variant 

Stellar Class

O

B

A

F

G

K

M

L

T

TTS

Ae

Y

W

D

N

Variant

Ye

Gr

Te

Tu

Em

Li

Sg

Mv

Am

Gy

In

Oc

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content or Rocky
Atmosphere: Ammonia or Carbon Dioxide

Minimum Colonial Separation: 150m

Species

Species Name	Percentage of recorded Aleoida Population	Vista Genomics Offer Price
Aleoida Arcus	20.69%	7,252,500
Aleoida Coronamus	29.35%	6,284,600
Aleoida Gravis	11.33%	12,934,900
Aleoida Laminiae	24.75%	3,385,200
Aleoida Spica	13.88%	3,385,200

Aleoida Arcus

This Aleoida Species has upright clumps of long serrated leaves, which can open up to expose a reproductive organ containing tiny round seeds.

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (3%) or Rocky (97%)
Atmosphere: Carbon Dioxide
Volcanism: None

Temperature Pressure Gravity

	Minimum	Average	Mode	Maximum
Temperature (K)	175.00	177.36	175.00	180
Pressure (atm)	0.016146368	0.040520266	0.044670195	0.098606058
Gravity (G)	0.04	0.14	0.12	0.27

Galactic Arm Preference: No Preference

Aleoida Coronamus

This Aleoida Species has an interleaved crown of mottled leaves that can grow to head height, with explosive seed pods emerging on long protruding stalks.

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (5%) or Rocky (95%)
Atmosphere: Carbon Dioxide
Volcanism: None

Temperature Pressure Gravity

	Minimum	Average	Mode	Maximum
Temperature (K)	179.44	184.16	181.00	190.00
Pressure (atm)	0.024472902	0.058189001	0.035899245	0.098675701
Gravity (G)	0.04	0.17	0.17	0.27

Galactic Arm Preference: No Preference

Aleoida Gravis

This Aleoida Species has wide flat leaves on a heavy bark base and can reach huge sizes. It can sprout a dome-shaped reproductive organ at its peak.

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (33%) or Rocky (67 %)
Atmosphere: Carbon Dioxide
Volcanism: None

Temperature Pressure Gravity

	Minimum	Average	Mode	Maximum
Temperature (K)	190.00	192.38	190.00	196.25
Pressure (atm)	0.054540459	0.079362765	0.086188067	0.098690014
Gravity (G)	0.04	0.21	0.21	0.27

Galactic Arm Preference: No Preference

Aleoida Laminiae

This Aleoida Species has a circle of upturned leaves marked with patterns, surrounding a bright fleshy pod with darker markings which matures in its centre

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (11%) or Rocky (89%)
Atmosphere: Ammonia
Volcanism: Insignificant

Temperature Pressure Gravity

	Minimum	Average	Mode	Maximum
Temperature (K)	152	166.43	171.00	176.66
Pressure (atm)	0.000987008	0.002164765	0.001105665	0.013336214
Gravity (G)	0.04	0.17	0.14	0.28

Galactic Arm Preference: Orion-Cygnus Arm; Sagittarius-Carina Arm including Odin’s Hold and Galactic Centre

Aleoida Spica

This Aleoida Species features long spiky leaves that can reach over two metres high surrounding a single reproductive organ on a long central stalk.

Planetary Body Type: High Metal Content (32%) or Rocky (68%)
Atmosphere: Ammonia
Volcanism: Insignificant

Temperature Pressure Gravity

	Minimum	Average	Mode	Maximum
Temperature (K)	170.00	172.37	171.00	176.47
Pressure (atm)	0.000986924	0.002565499	0.001238502	0.012997187
Gravity (G)	0.04	0.18	0.15	0.28

Galactic Arm Preference: NOT Sagittarius-Carina Arm

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