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| processes = None == Processes ==

[[Category:Processes|C]] Chemosynthesis is the process of harnessing Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) and Carbon Dioxide (CO2) to produce Gl

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| processes = None == Processes ==

...s, the main resources in Thrive are '''Compounds'''. Compounds are used in processes to create other compounds or are consumed in another way. ...e environment, but are present throughout the entire patch and affect some processes. The amounts of these compounds in patches always add up to 100%. To read

| processes = Glycolysis == Processes ==

| processes = Chromatophore Photosynthesis, Glycolysis ...CompoundIcon|image=CarbonDioxideIcon.png|internalName=carbondioxide}} in a process called '''Chromatophore Photosynthesis'''. Since the rate of '''Glucose'''

| processes = Glycolysis, Anaerobic Nitrogen Fixation == Processes ==

...exist that will cycle these compounds from one form to another, while some processes will only be possible via the internal functioning of an organism, such a

[[Category:Processes]] Content copied here from [[Metabolosomes]]. To be reformatted once bio process pages are on the wiki.

Associated Process: [[Glycolysis]] | Associated Process: [[Aerobic Respiration]] |

* This is where processes generally take place. Some processes require certain organelles. They can vary depending on the quality of the === Processes ===

| processes = Thermosynthesis == Processes ==

| processes = Oxytoxy Synthesis == Processes ==

...aWiki doesn't do this by default, so you may need to write pages in a word processor and copy-paste here. ...process, e.g. '''Cytoplasm Glycolysis''' and '''Glycolysis''' are distinct processes.

| processes = Bacterial Thermosynthesis == Processes ==

| processes = Aerobic Respiration == Processes ==

| processes = Cytoplasm Glycolysis == Processes ==

| processes = Mucilage Synthesis == Processes ==

[[Category:Processes|G]] ...ycolysis, and thus less reliable as an energy source. Indeed even with the process present, most protein parts cannot produce enough ATP to fuel themselves al