Nutrients: Difference between revisions

Stack size	100
Rocket capacity	2000 (20 stacks)
Fuel value	2.0 MJ (nutrients)
Spoil result
Prototype type	item
Internal name	nutrients
	Consumed by
	Used as fuel by

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Space Age expansion exclusive feature.

Nutrients are the fuel for Biochambers and are sometimes used as ingredients in recipes. There are several ways to generate nutrients from biological materials. While nutrients have a short spoil time, their fuel value is not affected by their freshness.

Alternative recipes

Recipe	Ingredients	Result	Produced by
	2 + 10	1
	4 + 4	6
	2 + 5	40
	2 + 1	20
	2 + 1	20

Note that nutrients made from spoilage are initially half-spoilt. Recycling nutrients always behaves as if the nutrients were made from spoilage.

History

2.0.7:
- Introduced in Space Age expansion.

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-'''Nutrients''' are a key ingredient to most recipes on [[Gleba]]. It can be obtained in various ways, but most notably by recycling [[spoilage]].
+'''Nutrients''' are the fuel for [[Biochamber]]s and are sometimes used as ingredients in recipes. There are several ways to generate nutrients from biological materials. While nutrients have a short spoil time, their fuel value is not affected by their freshness.
 == Alternative recipes ==
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 | {{Icon|Nutrients from biter egg}} || {{Icon|Time|2}} + {{Icon|Biter egg|1}} || {{Icon|Nutrients|20}} || {{Icon|Biochamber}} {{Icon|Assembling machine 2}} {{Icon|Assembling machine 3}} {{Icon|Player}}
 |}
+Note that nutrients made from spoilage are initially half-spoilt. [[recycler|Recycling]] nutrients always behaves as if the nutrients were made from spoilage.
 == History ==
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 * Introduced in [[Space Age]]{{SA}} expansion.
 }}
+== See also ==
+* [[Gleba]]{{SA}}
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