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| − | Marks [[plants]] to be harvested by colonists assigned to [[Menus#Plant cut|Plant cut]]. Characters | + | Marks [[plants]] to be harvested by colonists assigned to [[Menus#Plant cut|Plant cut]]. Characters assigned to [[Menus#Grow |Grow]] also harvest but with the intention of clearing the area to plant new crops. Harvesting of plants provides edibles such as [[agave]], [[berry|berries]], [[rice]], [[potatoes]], [[corn]], [[haygrass]], and processable herbs like [[smokeleaf]], [[psychoid leaves]], [[hops]], [[healroot]] and [[devilstrand]]. Plants that haven't borne produce will be destroyed in the process. |
Harvest is also a term used in the medical field, meaning to remove a body organ from a donor, usually with intent to transplant the organ to another patient. Harvestable organs in-game include: [[heart]], [[lung]]s, [[kidney]] and [[liver]]s. | Harvest is also a term used in the medical field, meaning to remove a body organ from a donor, usually with intent to transplant the organ to another patient. Harvestable organs in-game include: [[heart]], [[lung]]s, [[kidney]] and [[liver]]s. | ||
Revision as of 09:30, 5 November 2019
Marks plants to be harvested by colonists assigned to Plant cut. Characters assigned to Grow also harvest but with the intention of clearing the area to plant new crops. Harvesting of plants provides edibles such as agave, berries, rice, potatoes, corn, haygrass, and processable herbs like smokeleaf, psychoid leaves, hops, healroot and devilstrand. Plants that haven't borne produce will be destroyed in the process.
Harvest is also a term used in the medical field, meaning to remove a body organ from a donor, usually with intent to transplant the organ to another patient. Harvestable organs in-game include: heart, lungs, kidney and livers.
Unskilled or injured characters can fail at harvesting, destroying the harvest.