To: Wisp Innovations

[Jeremy Hunter]

Greetings, those of Wisp Innovations,

Thank you, Doctor Burbank, for answering.

To answer your preliminary questions, the flora of Yuma is "expansionistic." It constantly grows and expands, which is the primary danger. So far five camps have been forced to evacuate from the rapid growth, and when we took a sample to Sabah, it started growing before it had even finished thawing from cryogenic suspension. The secondary methods are toxins, of which approximately thirty seven percent of known flora will use in defense, and eleven percent physical, ranging from carnivorous (two loses of Marine personnel) to...well, we're not sure what they do...but four of our female lab assistants have been hospitalized with...unusual trauma.

Also, the flora is highly resistant to fire. We attempted a wide ranged firebombing of an area near the coast, but it had little effect. So far, any toxins introduced are ineffective, but most likely you have some ideas, as such, that we have not pursued yet.

Thank you again, and I await your field team.

Signed, Xi de Mortis
Minister of Science, Technology, Pizza
Crayter Republic
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