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The '''Solar floral regeneration project''' was a scientific project helmed by the [[Isu]] botanist [[Neokles (Isu)|Neokles]] that sought to enhance plant regrowth after the over-picking of flowers. The project's headquarters were the [[Garden of Triton]] in [[Atlantis]].<ref name="Light">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]] – [[The Fate of Atlantis: Judgment of Atlantis]]'' – [[Lighten Up]]</ref>
The '''Solar floral regeneration project''' was a scientific project helmed by the [[Isu]] botanist [[Neokles (Isu)|Neokles]] that sought to enhance plant regrowth after the over-picking of flowers. The project's headquarters were the [[Garden of Triton]] in [[Atlantis]].<ref name="Light">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]] – [[The Fate of Atlantis: Judgment of Atlantis]]'' – [[Lighten Up]]</ref>


Neokles first attempted to solve the issue by artificially pollinating the flowers, although this caused the soil to degrade.<ref name="BirdsBees">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]] – The Fate of Atlantis: Judgment of Atlantis'' – [[The Birds and the Bees]]</ref> At some point, his hypothesis was that using a natural power source stronger than the sun would promote sustainable growth, and to test this, Neokles had light-projecting devices installed around the gardens.<ref name="Light"/>
Neokles first attempted to solve the issue by artificially pollinating the flowers, although this caused the soil to degrade.<ref name="BirdsBees">''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]] – [[The Fate of Atlantis: Judgment of Atlantis]]'' – [[The Birds and the Bees]]</ref> At some point, his hypothesis was that using a natural power source stronger than the sun would promote sustainable growth, and to test this, Neokles had light-projecting devices installed around the gardens.<ref name="Light"/>


The project was opposed by fellow scientist [[Melitta (Isu)|Melitta]], who had seen Neokles' failed attempts and argued that nature could self-correct and that they should just "stop meddling". She once sabotaged one of Neokles' experiments by stealing the power source, but was caught.<ref name="BirdsBees"/>
The project was opposed by fellow scientist [[Melitta (Isu)|Melitta]], who had seen Neokles' failed attempts and argued that nature could self-correct and that they should just "stop meddling". She once sabotaged one of Neokles' experiments by stealing the power source, but was caught.<ref name="BirdsBees"/>

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The Solar floral regeneration project was a scientific project helmed by the Isu botanist Neokles that sought to enhance plant regrowth after the over-picking of flowers. The project's headquarters were the Garden of Triton in Atlantis.[1]

Neokles first attempted to solve the issue by artificially pollinating the flowers, although this caused the soil to degrade.[2] At some point, his hypothesis was that using a natural power source stronger than the sun would promote sustainable growth, and to test this, Neokles had light-projecting devices installed around the gardens.[1]

The project was opposed by fellow scientist Melitta, who had seen Neokles' failed attempts and argued that nature could self-correct and that they should just "stop meddling". She once sabotaged one of Neokles' experiments by stealing the power source, but was caught.[2]

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