Fytafreya

Fytafreya, which comes from the Greek word φυτά (fytâ) meaning "plants" combined with "Freya," is a term used to refer to Freyan organisms analogous to Earth's plants. It is distinct from the similar term "zoafreya." It is not a natural classification and does not describe a clade, so fytafreyan organisms are not necessarily closely related. Most fytafreyans utilize the pigment betalain in photosynthesis in place of chlorophyll, which causes them to be red, orange, or yellow instead of the green of most of Earth's plants.