Phosphorosa Scintillex, from Latin 'phosphor' (light-bearing) and 'scintillex' (sparkling), is a rare bioluminescent herbaceous plant of 10-25 cm height and 15-50 g weight, native to tropical forest floors. Belonging to Petalaceae family and Phosphorosa genus, it displays complex radial flowers with broad, semi-translucent petals bearing numerous orange to coral luminescent droplets on pale greyish-white surfaces. The flower’s center has coiled stamens with minute luminescent granules. Leaves likely simple ovate; stems slender and flexible. Bioluminescence (470-530 nm blue-green light) arises from photogenic cells on petals and stamens, attracting nocturnal pollinators like moths and beetles. Thrives in humid, shaded 20-30°C understory habitats, contributes to pollination networks, and exhibits subtle rhythmic movement enhancing signaling. One of 40 genus species, it remains rare and under study for ecological and evolutionary insights.