Harp Plant
| Harp Plant | |
|---|---|
| Base Information | |
| Classification | Autotroph |
| Terrain | Open (Fields) |
| Locomotion | Sessile |
| Size | Small |
| Speed | 0.0 kph (Sessile) |
| Strength | Immobile |
| Social Structure | Large groups (Fields) |
| Weapons | None |
| Armor | None |
| Source | |
| Homeworld | Chemi (Daibei 2530) |
| Multi-world | No |
| Canon | No |
| Extinct | Extant |
| Reference | "Daibei Sector: Library and Map." The Travellers' Digest 15 23. |
The Harp Plant is a flowering plant is native to Chemi (Daibei 2530), which is named for its method of attracting pollinator insects.
Physiology and ecology[edit]
No information yet available.
Life Cycle and reproduction[edit]
The plant's method of attracting pollinating insects is by sound rather than scent or color.
The fine strands stretched between its upright stems vibrate in the wind, at a pitch which attracts native insects. When the insect responds, it makes a meal of the harp plant's pollen as well as spreading it around.
Diet and trophics[edit]
Harp plant is a photosynthetic autotroph.
History and background[edit]
Indec Corporation, a well-known manufacturer of pharmaceuticals in Daibei owns the world of Chemi. The sap of the harp plant is used by Indec Corporation as a base for many of their antiviral and antifungal drugs.
Travellers' Aid Society Advisory[edit]
The Travellers' Aid Society classifies harp plants as non-threatening to most sophonts and makes no special advisory regarding this organism.
References and contributors[edit]
- Gary L. Thomas. "Daibei Sector: Library and Map." The Travellers' Digest 15 (1989): 23.