// Eco Targets Definitions // These are the descriptions of plants, animals, etc. that can be found on the planet etd_template = { shortName: "Short Name", slangName: "Slang Name", longDesc: "Long description. Blah.", notes: "Notes on the etd_template" }; etd_gems = { shortName: "Bocite 23", slangName: "Bocite", longDesc: "Crystallized form of Pomonan Bocite compound with C23 molecular modification.", notes: "Ground to a powder, a popular additive to skin creams produced by locals praised as 'highly potent'." }; etd_pineapple = { shortName: "Flare Jombush", slangName: "Flaring Johnny", longDesc: "Blood-red spherical core retains moisture while long broad leaves handle photosynthesis.", notes: "This species introduced by settlers in early pre-war days. It has thrived due to high levels of Finobite-7 in the soil of Pomona." }; etd_spikeBush = { shortName: "Spike Bush", slangName: "Spike Bush", longDesc: "Relative of the Pomonan Green Cactus, non-edible native sub-species.", notes: "Locals often use these small low plants for target practice." }; etd_flowersA = { shortName: "Florus Spanglus", slangName: "Spannies", longDesc: "An ornamental flower endemic to Pomona that secretes an odorless gas deadly to all but one type of bee.", notes: "Wealthier citizens of Pomona, before the First Wars, unknowingly attempted to grow this flower hydroponically, resulting in the deaths of several family pets." }; etd_tamarix = { shortName: "Tamarix Pomonixia", slangName: "Soap Bush", longDesc: "A hardy shrub native to Pomona-1 that can, in large quantities, function as a water and soil purifier when planted along riverways and muddy regions.", notes: "Because of its remarkable chemical properties, this Tamarix species has been introduced on almost all populated worlds in the Keb but with little success. Pomona-1 appears to have a unique bio-signature that the plant’s subtle bio-chemical makeup requires." }; etd_cactus = { shortName: "Cactus Pomonixia", slangName: "Sharpie", longDesc: "A type of cactus that can retain water for prolonged periods of drought.", notes: "This cactus is edible by humans and most animals and is featured in many local diets referred to as popale." }; etd_drek = { shortName: "Drill residue DReK-11", slangName: "Drek", longDesc: "Common chemical run-off from mining operations that seeps into the topsoil. Toxic to virtually all organic life.", notes: "The non-native flower species Drekanius Aboregalo is one of three known life forms that can safely absorb DRek-11. They are commonly found in and around affected soil." }; etd_ferfer = { shortName: "Fer-fer Urine", slangName: "Fer-fer’s business", longDesc: "Urine from indigenous wolf-exo-species, the Fer-fer.", notes: "Fer-fer urine is claimed by many locals to have bizarre hallucinogenic properties when ingested and is collected and sold (mixed with sugar and juice) as 'Sweatwater' or 'Sweetwater'." }; etd_algasystus = { shortName: "Algasystus", slangName: "Pond Scum", longDesc: "Aquatic microbiotic biofilm can withstand very polluted conditions", notes: "Terrible smelling, but actually helps slowly clean water by bioconcentrating heavy metals." }; etd_tree = { shortName: "Tree, non-native", slangName: "bind root tree", longDesc: "A deep-rooted tree that is transplanted to mining worlds to stabilize soil.", notes: "These trees can grow a hundred feet tall in good environments, here they are dwarfed by pollution." }; etd_tallGrass = { shortName: "Espadium", slangName: "Knife Weed", longDesc: "A native tall grass with serrated edges Serves as a habitat for returning vertibrates.", notes: "[None on file]" }