The Botanist's Guide to Teragaia

Name: Redwort
Appearance: Redwort consists of a cluster of long, dark red stalks growing out circular, red-orange leaves spotted with holes. The leaves' size gradually decrease towards the top. Redwort emits a dull red bioluminescent glow during night time.
Habitat: Reefs
Uses: In a Bioreactor for energy
Warnings: None
Origin: Planet 4546B (Subnautica)
(3/3) - 45 BP

Name: Rouge Cradle
Appearance: The Rouge Cradle consists of a glowing yellow bulb, enclosed by a dull-red cage. It has a small star shaped blue base, that elevates it slightly off the ground.
Habitat: Most anywhere underwater
Uses: None; Decrotive Plant
Warnings: None
Origin: Planet 4546B (Subnautica)
(2/3)

Name: Speckled Rattler
Appearance: The Speckled Rattler resembles certain types of fungi,such as the Purple Morel. It has a round cap covered with dark purple dimples, emitting a dull bioluminescent purple glow, growing on a thick stem.
Habitat: Tropical Islands
Uses: Bioreactor Fuel
Warnings: None
Origin: Planet 4546B (Subnautica)
(1/3)

Name: Spotted Dockleaf
Appearance: The Spotted Dockleaf consists of a cluster of bioluminescent leaves that grow upward, and get thicker towards the top. The tips of the leaves have a striped blue-dark blue pattern to them, while the lower ends are golden brown. They are spotted with bright blue dots.
Habitat: Deep Underwater
Uses: None; Decortive Plant
Warnings: None
Origin: Planet 4546B (Subnautica)
(3/3) - 55 BP

Name: Tiger Plant
Appearance: The Tiger Plant resembles real-life sponges, featuring a cluster of red, tendril-shaped stalks with yellow spikes protruding from it. Its surface is also covered with a dark brown stripe pattern.
Habitat: Grass Plateaus, Sparse Reefs, Crag Fields
Uses: The spikes can be used in darts
Warnings: When the Tiger Plant has a line of sight on a nearby target it will trigger the attack animation and launch its spikes. It will target the player character, and also any medium-sized fauna that enters its targeting range. Tiger Plants will never deliberately attack unoccupied vehicles, structures, smaller fish, or each other.

Each stalk launches a spike aimed towards the target. The spikes leave a thin, white trail as they pass through the water. Tiger Plants aim directly at their target and do not lead their shots, and their spikes are modeled as projectiles with actual flight time rather than as hitscans. As a result, circle-strafing around a Tiger Plant will prevent it from ever scoring a hit. Their shots disappear at a set maximum range, so even if they miss what they are shooting at, it is possible for them to hit something else instead.
Origin: Planet 4546B (Subnautica)
(2/3)