Luminifloris Spectrabilis, named for its striking bioluminescent flowers, features delicate translucent petals (5-7 per flower) with pale blue-green hues and fine orange luminescent specks near margins and veins. Its central reproductive structures, with curled stamens and a prominent pistil, emit a warm golden glow enhancing pollen visibility. Supported on slender semi-rigid stems above ovate, veined leaves with subtle luminescence, it thrives in shaded tropical rainforest understories at 15–25°C, reaching 15–30 cm in height and weighing 15–50 g. Bioluminescence peaks at 420–490 nm via photocytes mainly in petals and reproductive organs, likely attracting nocturnal moth pollinators. Taxonomically in family Luminous Glacies, genus Luminifloris, it includes about 50 related stable species. Its gentle air-current-induced flower movement aids pollen dispersal within low-light microclimates.
Name
BIOME LUMINA #195/1000
Owner
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ID#195
Rarity
LO:68%
MUSEUM
DATALAND
X-LO:MIN
YEAR
2025
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COLLECTION
DATALAND FOUNDING COLLECTION
X-LO:MIN
SPECIES NAME
LUMINIFLORIS SPECTRABILIS
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CLUSTER
LUMINOUS GLACIES