Luminifloralis Luminae, named from Latin 'lumen' (light) and 'floris' (flower), is a compact bioluminescent species, 10-25 cm tall, with translucent petals in spiral phyllotaxy emitting blue light (450-495nm) and warm orange-red hues near the base due to specialized pigment cells. Leaves have smooth texture and iridescent spots aiding light diffraction. Slender stems support floral clusters of the Lunar Spectra group. Its luciferin-luciferase bioluminescence activates in low light to attract nocturnal pollinators. Native to tropical rainforest understory, it thrives in shaded, humid areas (15-30°C) and sways gently to maximize light diffusion. Belonging to genus Lunariae (~200 species), it relies on crepuscular moths and beetles for pollination. Its rare but stable presence contributes to nocturnal biodiversity and tropical understory ecology.