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imported>RadReed: /* Mutations */

2026-01-22T02:35:10Z

Mutations

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|~~Left-4-zed~~}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|~~Left-4-zed~~}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|~~Left-4-zed~~}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|~~Left-4-zed~~}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. A higher mutation modifier allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left4Zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left4Zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left4Zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left4Zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. A higher mutation modifier allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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imported>RadReed: /* Mutations */

2026-01-21T22:25:55Z

Mutations

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. ~~This~~ allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. A higher mutation modifier allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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imported>RadReed: /* Mutations */

2026-01-21T15:24:51Z

Mutations

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying This plant is wilting and sickly''' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays This plant is old and dying,''~~<nowiki/>'~~ using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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	\| <center>High Pressure Tolerance</center> \|\| Resistant to high pressure.		\| <center>High Pressure Tolerance</center> \|\| Resistant to high pressure.
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	\| <center>Kudzu</center> \|\| Kills the plant and replaces it with rapidly spreading Kudzu vines. Plants with this mutation will display '''This plant is growing unusually fast and thin''<nowiki/>' when examined. Kudzu obscures tiles and slows movement to a crawl, and it's capable of overtaking entire stations if left unchecked. Best dealt with through liberal use of Plant-B-Gone, or sharp weapons like the Hatchet.		\| <center>Kudzu</center> \|\| Kills the plant and replaces it with rapidly spreading Kudzu vines. Plants with this mutation will display "''This plant is growing unusually fast and thin''<nowiki/>''"'' when examined. Kudzu obscures tiles and slows movement to a crawl, and it's capable of overtaking entire stations if left unchecked. Best dealt with through liberal use of Plant-B-Gone, or sharp weapons like the Hatchet.
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	\| <center>Less Water</center> \|\| Requires less water to grow.		\| <center>Less Water</center> \|\| Requires less water to grow.

imported>RadReed: /* Mutations */

2026-01-21T15:23:20Z

Mutations

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying ~~'''~~This plant is wilting and sickly'~~<nowiki/>~~'' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays ~~'''~~This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying This plant is wilting and sickly''' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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imported>RadReed: /* Mutations */

2026-01-21T15:22:56Z

Mutations

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|~~Unstable Mutagen~~}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|~~Unstable Mutagen~~}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|~~Unstable Mutagen~~}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying '~~<nowiki/>~~''This plant is wilting and sickly'<nowiki/>'' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays '''This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying '''This plant is wilting and sickly'<nowiki/>'' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays '''This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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imported>RadReed: /* Mutations */

2026-01-21T14:38:35Z

Mutations

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	== Mutations ==		== Mutations ==

	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the likely it ~~receives~~ mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

			Plants metabolize reagents, including {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|Unstable Mutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|Unstable Mutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|Unstable Mutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying '<nowiki/>''This plant is wilting and sickly'<nowiki/>'' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays '''This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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	\| <center>High Pressure Tolerance</center> \|\| Resistant to high pressure.		\| <center>High Pressure Tolerance</center> \|\| Resistant to high pressure.
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	\| <center>Kudzu</center> \|\| Kills the plant and replaces it with rapidly spreading Kudzu vines. Kudzu obscures tiles and slows movement to a crawl, and it's capable of overtaking entire stations if left unchecked. Best dealt with through liberal use of Plant-B-Gone, or sharp weapons like the Hatchet.		\| <center>Kudzu</center> \|\| Kills the plant and replaces it with rapidly spreading Kudzu vines. Plants with this mutation will display '''This plant is growing unusually fast and thin''<nowiki/>' when examined. Kudzu obscures tiles and slows movement to a crawl, and it's capable of overtaking entire stations if left unchecked. Best dealt with through liberal use of Plant-B-Gone, or sharp weapons like the Hatchet.
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	\| <center>Less Water</center> \|\| Requires less water to grow.		\| <center>Less Water</center> \|\| Requires less water to grow.

imported>Rubyn: Changing image to identical dupe

2025-09-10T22:05:48Z

Changing image to identical dupe

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	\| <center>[[File:Plant bag.png\|64px]]</center> \|\| <center>Plant Bag</center> \|\| For transporting plant materials. When holding the bag, left click the ground near you to store multiple plants (and seeds) at a time. Left click on a table or counter in order to empty the bag onto it. Right click on the bag to get the option to dump the contents where you are standing. '''Plant Bags only take up a 1x2 inventory slot, fit in backpacks, and can be stored in pockets.''' This makes them extremely useful for moving and storing huge amounts of produce.		\| <center>[[File:Plant bag.png\|64px]]</center> \|\| <center>Plant Bag</center> \|\| For transporting plant materials. When holding the bag, left click the ground near you to store multiple plants (and seeds) at a time. Left click on a table or counter in order to empty the bag onto it. Right click on the bag to get the option to dump the contents where you are standing. '''Plant Bags only take up a 1x2 inventory slot, fit in backpacks, and can be stored in pockets.''' This makes them extremely useful for moving and storing huge amounts of produce.
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	\| <center>[[File:~~Plant clippers~~.png\|64px]]</center> \|\| <center>Plant Clippers</center> \|\| The Botanist's best friend. Takes samples from plants, giving you a seed; all of the plant's genetics at the time of clipping will be copied onto this seed. Overuse will decrease the health of the plant. Some plants are multi-harvest plants and so can be clipped at the final harvest. Other plants are single-harvest plants so should be clipped before each harvest, especially if they've been treated with Robust Harvest. If the plant is still seed-bearing, the Seed Extractor is often more useful for mass production of plants.		\| <center>[[File:Clippers.png\|64px]]</center> \|\| <center>Plant Clippers</center> \|\| The Botanist's best friend. Takes samples from plants, giving you a seed; all of the plant's genetics at the time of clipping will be copied onto this seed. Overuse will decrease the health of the plant. Some plants are multi-harvest plants and so can be clipped at the final harvest. Other plants are single-harvest plants so should be clipped before each harvest, especially if they've been treated with Robust Harvest. If the plant is still seed-bearing, the Seed Extractor is often more useful for mass production of plants.
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	\| <center>[[File:Bottle.png\|64px]]</center> \|\| <center>Robust Harvest</center> \|\| Increases plant potency (and size) up to 50 (i.e. half of max potency). Up to 15u to a Hydroponics Tray are needed to be completely sure to get to this value with most plants, although it can be made into a more precise measure by using the dropper. Be warned, as plants significantly modified with Robust Harvest will not produce seeds, making clipping necessary to produce new crops. Has fun side effects if metabolized by Diona.		\| <center>[[File:Bottle.png\|64px]]</center> \|\| <center>Robust Harvest</center> \|\| Increases plant potency (and size) up to 50 (i.e. half of max potency). Up to 15u to a Hydroponics Tray are needed to be completely sure to get to this value with most plants, although it can be made into a more precise measure by using the dropper. Be warned, as plants significantly modified with Robust Harvest will not produce seeds, making clipping necessary to produce new crops. Has fun side effects if metabolized by Diona.

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	The Botanist manages the Hydroponics subdepartment and has the extraordinary task of not only producing crops to feed the crew, but catering to the specific needs of the station's many departments and pushing the boundaries of agricultural science. Hydroponics is the process of growing plants in nutrient-rich water solutions. Nanotrasen has standardized the use of state-of-the-art hydroponics technology across their many corporate outposts, and employees are encouraged to disregard any evidence that departments on some stations still include rudimentary soil mounds.		The Botanist manages the Hydroponics subdepartment and has the extraordinary task of not only producing crops to feed the crew, but catering to the specific needs of the station's many departments and pushing the boundaries of agricultural science. Hydroponics is the process of growing plants in nutrient-rich water solutions. Nanotrasen has standardized the use of state-of-the-art hydroponics technology across their many corporate outposts, and employees are encouraged to disregard any evidence that departments on some stations still include rudimentary soil mounds.

	Though any crew member may stop by Hydroponics, you can expect to see the [[Bartender]]~~<nowiki/>~~and [[Chef]] making visits to request ingredients, [[Cargo]] stopping by to task you with bounties to complete, and the occasional [[Chemist]] requesting medicinal herbs.		Though any crew member may stop by Hydroponics, you can expect to see the [[Bartender]] and [[Chef]] making visits to request ingredients, [[Cargo]] stopping by to task you with bounties to complete, and the occasional [[Chemist]] requesting medicinal herbs.

	[[File:Bagel Botany.png\|thumb\|right\|The department in a high population station]]		[[File:Bagel Botany.png\|thumb\|right\|The department in a high population station]]

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|~~Left-4-zed~~}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|~~Left-4-zed~~}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|~~Left-4-zed~~}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|~~Left-4-zed~~}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. A higher mutation modifier allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left4Zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left4Zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left4Zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left4Zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. A higher mutation modifier allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. ~~This~~ allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. A higher mutation modifier allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying This plant is wilting and sickly''' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays This plant is old and dying,''~~<nowiki/>'~~ using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying "''This plant is wilting and sickly''<nowiki/>' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays'' "This plant is old and dying''," using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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	\| <center>High Pressure Tolerance</center> \|\| Resistant to high pressure.		\| <center>High Pressure Tolerance</center> \|\| Resistant to high pressure.
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	\| <center>Kudzu</center> \|\| Kills the plant and replaces it with rapidly spreading Kudzu vines. Plants with this mutation will display '''This plant is growing unusually fast and thin''<nowiki/>' when examined. Kudzu obscures tiles and slows movement to a crawl, and it's capable of overtaking entire stations if left unchecked. Best dealt with through liberal use of Plant-B-Gone, or sharp weapons like the Hatchet.		\| <center>Kudzu</center> \|\| Kills the plant and replaces it with rapidly spreading Kudzu vines. Plants with this mutation will display "''This plant is growing unusually fast and thin''<nowiki/>''"'' when examined. Kudzu obscures tiles and slows movement to a crawl, and it's capable of overtaking entire stations if left unchecked. Best dealt with through liberal use of Plant-B-Gone, or sharp weapons like the Hatchet.
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	\| <center>Less Water</center> \|\| Requires less water to grow.		\| <center>Less Water</center> \|\| Requires less water to grow.

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying ~~'''~~This plant is wilting and sickly'~~<nowiki/>~~'' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays ~~'''~~This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying This plant is wilting and sickly''' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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	Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.		Plants treated with {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}} will undergo random genetic mutations, and may even mutate into new species. The more Unstable Mutagen a plant receives, the more likely it is to receive mutations. Since many genes are essential to a plant's survival, high amounts of Unstable Mutagen are likely to kill a plant. It's recommended that you use a Dropper to limit the amount of Mutagen you introduce a plant to.

	Plants metabolize reagents, including {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|~~Unstable Mutagen~~}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|~~Unstable Mutagen~~}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{Cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|~~Unstable Mutagen~~}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying '~~<nowiki/>~~''This plant is wilting and sickly'<nowiki/>'' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays '''This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.		Plants metabolize reagents, including {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, at a rate of 1u every 3 seconds. Make sure to keep this in mind when apply chemicals, as it is important to allow time to pass for the plant absorb all of the reagents, such as when using {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. Other important reagents that may be utilized in mutating plants are {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}, {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}}, {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}, and {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. Before applying {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, it is recommended to apply 15-30u of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}}. This is because every 1 unit of {{Cl\|Left-4-zed\|Left-4-zed}} has a 30% chance to adjust the mutation modifier by 0.40. This allows for the plant to acquire more mutations per unit of {{cl\|Unstable Mutagen\|UnstableMutagen}}, up to a maximum of 3. If your plant acquires the Death mutation (displaying '''This plant is wilting and sickly'<nowiki/>'' upon examination), using 4u of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} will remove the mutation. This is, however, not with out it's drawbacks as every unit of {{Cl\|Phalanximine\|Phalanximine}} adds 6u of toxin to the plant. One way to remove the toxin from the plant is {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}}. Every unit of {{Cl\|Dylovene\|Dylovene}} will remove 10u of toxins, at the cost of damaging the plant. Another useful reagent for keeping mutated plants alive is {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}}. If a plant displays '''This plant is old and dying,''<nowiki/>' using 1 unit of {{Cl\|Cryoxadone\|Cryoxadone}} will de-age the plant, but it will make the plant unhealthy.

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