Fun Fact

[JustaDumbThriver (Thrive is the only environment where I am not too lazy to capitalize)]

They are some really small and cute fellas, so no wonder they’re so cheap!

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

Maybe Thrive will afford to fund one one day…

[JustaDumbThriver (Thrive is the only environment where I am not too lazy to capitalize)]

What would it be named? ThriveSat? DisturbSat? HexaquillSat?

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

Who knows, maybe we’d just help some trying their best to get into the space industry?

[JustaDumbThriver (Thrive is the only environment where I am not too lazy to capitalize)]

The Skyrora XL rocket uses a form of kerosene made from recycled plastic called Ecosene, by the way.

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

Oh, so that’s even better for it’s reputation then.

[MeghalayanAge (AnthropocenianAge's Alt.)]

Bamboo is a grass (Poaceae Family), so Bamboo Forest is a misnomer due to a lack of trees.

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

I mean, at the same time bamboo fields aren’t exactly “meadows” either…

[MeghalayanAge (AnthropocenianAge's Alt.)]

Maize/corn (zea mayz) is also a grass.

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

It looks more reminiscent of grass in the undomesticated form.

[Poodelicus (Crazy, Curious, and Stubborn)]

Some species of Bamboo are entirely Wood-y. Tall Wood-y plants makes a forest.

Bananas are entirely herbaceous. Banana trees are not trees. They are Forbs/Herbs. A large collection of tall banana plants is, weirdly enough, a grassland.

Plant classification is weird.

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

That’s why it took so long to make the full terran plant biome list…

[Deathwake (i nuked zenzone and will never let him forget it)]

@MeghalayanAge

trees

tree is not a taxonomic category! I mean i think there’s some clade call true trees or whatever, but when you see a large plant with a trunk you think tree, regardless of what it descended from. obviously a bamboo lacks a trunk, but so do a lot of things people call trees

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

Maybe bamboo is BOTH grass AND tree?

[Poodelicus (Crazy, Curious, and Stubborn)]

There is actually a genus of wood-y stemmed plants (shrubs/trees) that effectively grow grass instead of branches.

Xanthorrhoea

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

I suppose a transistion from being stemmed to being a grass won’t be likely ingame…

[Poodelicus (Crazy, Curious, and Stubborn)]

Grass has a stem. Also, if I understand right, plants went from herbaceous to wood-y back to herbaceous.

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

So this is a secondary transistion from wood-y to herbaceous, right?

[Poodelicus (Crazy, Curious, and Stubborn)]

This particular group, I am not sure.

But early land plants were seedless herbaceous. Then there were seedless wood-y plants. Then wood-y plants developed seeds. Then seed plants became herbaceous.

This could well be a surviving transitionary genus. I am not sure.

[aah31415 (The maker of SitF, Radiostrocity, The Lifenote and TGBing; The Second Ascended...; And just maybe a security warning come alive...?)]

@Poodelicus

This could well be a surviving transitionary genus. I am not sure.

You mean of which transistion? Primordial-herbaceous to wood-y?