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A smuggler and a freighter captain attempt to transport a rare, sun‑dependent plant to a distant colony and must reproduce its precise light and rotational cues in space. Their experiments with ship spin, artificial gravity, and moving lights reveal that the plants orient their leaves in corkscrew patterns and carry opposite handedness, forcing separate growth arrangements and improvised artificial suns. Technical improvisation, unexpected biological behavior, and the strain of handling living cargo produce comic mishaps and tense moments as the crew adapts engineering solutions to the unpredictable needs of transplanted ecosystems.
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