Luminiflorus Aurora, from Latin 'light-bearing flower' and 'dawn,' is a rare, stable bioluminescent aquatic flowering plant in the Luminous Petalaceae family. It grows 10-25 cm tall, with translucent, slightly curled, blue-green petals arranged in undulating waves, covered in minute vesicles emitting 450-495 nm aquamarine light via luciferin-luciferase reactions. The central disk has filamentous stamens with pollen clusters. Its slender, flexible stem adapts to aquatic movement in the Abyssal Ocean Gardens. Thriving in 0-15°C deep waters, it attracts nocturnal bioluminescent crustaceans and worms, aiding pollination. As one of 20 bioluminescent aquatic species in its genus, it plays a key ecological role as a food source and visual cue in stable abyssal habitats.
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