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'''Spoilage''' is generated by letting most spoilable items spoil. This often happens on [[Gleba]], but it can happen anywhere, notably with [[agricultural science pack|agricultural science packs]] or [[fish]]. | '''Spoilage''' is generated by letting most spoilable items spoil. This often happens on [[Gleba]], but it can happen anywhere, notably with [[agricultural science pack|agricultural science packs]] or [[fish]]. |
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spoilage |
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Space Age expansion exclusive feature.
This article is about the result of an item's spoilage. For the article describing the mechanics of items spoiling, see Spoilage mechanics.
Spoilage is generated by letting most spoilable items spoil. This often happens on Gleba, but it can happen anywhere, notably with agricultural science packs or fish.
Spoilage can be directly harvested from stingfrond, sunnycomb, hairy clubnub and other flora present in Gleba. In addition, recycling nutrients will behave as if the nutrients were made using the nutrients from spoilage recipe, thereby yielding conciderably more spoilage than simply allowing the nutrients to spoil naturally.
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Spoilage Mechanics
- Main article: Spoilage mechanics
Many items produced on Gleba will transform into spoilage after a period of time particular to that type of item. This mechanism is also referred to as "spoilage".