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* [[Sparse Reef]]|bioreactor = [[File:Table Coral Sample.png|30px]] +70 Energy|debugspawn = ''jeweleddiskpiece''}}
* [[Sparse Reef]]|bioreactor = [[File:Table Coral Sample.png|30px]] +70 Energy|debugspawn = ''jeweleddiskpiece''}}
The '''Table Coral Sample''' is a [[Raw Materials|raw material]] that can be harvested from [[Table Coral]]s. Together with [[Copper Wire]] and [[Gold]], they are used to manufacture the [[Computer Chip]]. This makes the Table Coral Sample a key-component to harvest early on in the game.


The '''Table Coral Sample''' is a [[Raw Materials (Subnautica)|raw material]] that can be harvested from [[Table Coral (Subnautica)|Table Corals]]. Together with [[Copper Wire (Subnautica)]] and [[Gold (Subnautica)]], they are used to manufacture the [[Computer Chip (Subnautica)]]. This makes the Table Coral Sample a key-component to harvest early on in the game.
They cannot be harvested by hand. The [[player]] must use their [[Survival Knife]] in order to cut the Table Corals, causing the Disk to break and drop multiple Table Coral Samples.

They cannot be harvested by hand. The [[player]] must use their [[Survival Knife (Subnautica)]]/[[Thermoblade (Subnautica)]] in order to cut the Table Corals, causing the disk to break and drop multiple Table Coral Samples.


There is no distinction between Table Coral Samples obtained from Green, Purple, Blue or Red Table Corals in the inventory. They will all display an orange Table Coral Sample.
There is no distinction between Table Coral Samples obtained from Green, Purple, Blue or Red Table Corals in the inventory. They will all display an orange Table Coral Sample.


== Uses ==
== Uses ==
If cut using a [[Survival Knife]] or [[Thermoblade]], Table Corals will leave behind 2-5 samples that slowly drift towards the ground. 
When cut using a Knife, Table Coral will leave behind 2-5 samples that slowly drift to the ground.


==Uses in Crafting==
==Uses in Crafting==

Revision as of 13:22, 20 October 2021

This article is about Table Coral Samples in Subnautica. [[{{#explode:Table Coral Sample (Subnautica)|(}} (Below Zero)|Click here]] for information on this subject in Below Zero.
This article is about Table Coral Sample. You may be looking for Table Coral or Coral Tube Sample.

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Uses

When cut using a Knife, Table Coral will leave behind 2-5 samples that slowly drift to the ground.

Uses in Crafting

Fabricator

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Habitat Builder

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Energy Value

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Data Bank Entry

Each disk is an individual colony of microorganisms, filtering nutrients from the water.

Growth patterns indicate the colonies are in direct competition for positions with superior current or light. Unlike other coral species its structure is malleable, softly pulsating as it pumps nutrients to its extremities, and only turning rigid when it senses physical assault.

The jewel-like nodes in the surface are concentrated build-ups of rare minerals the coral is unable to process.

Assessment: Exploitable in computer chip fabrication

Gallery

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