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A vast, open landscape where only the hardiest plants survive the extreme cold.
Chilly, frost-covered fields dominate, with resilient flora dotting the landscape.
Sparse vegetation clings to life in these cold, but slightly more forgiving, grasslands.
Meadows begin to thaw, revealing hearty, cold-resistant plants ready to bloom.
As the snow recedes, these plains offer a nurturing ground for a variety of plants.
The retreat of frost reveals fertile soil, primed for early-season crops.
Mild, cool climates allow for a diverse array of both flora and fauna.
Elevated areas where cool temperatures favor hardy, versatile plant life.
Protected valleys offer a warmer microclimate for a rich variety of plants.
Dense forests that enjoy moderate climates, supporting lush, diverse ecosystems.
Gentle woodlands that experience mild winters and a plethora of plant life.
Grassy meadows that thrive under soft, warm sunlight and gentle breezes.
Fertile basins where the soil is rich and the growing season is long and fruitful.
Expansive plains offering ample sunlight and fertile ground for agriculture.
Sunny, sheltered groves where warmth-loving crops and trees flourish.
Fields bathed in sunlight, ideal for growing a wide array of crops and flowers.
The edge of the tropics, where a mix of temperate and tropical plants thrive.
Coastal areas that enjoy warm weather year-round, ideal for exotic plants.
Vibrant, lush landscapes where tropical plants grow in abundance.
Dense, humid environments that are teeming with a rich variety of life.
Hot, dry landscapes that challenge the survival of most plant species.
Wide-open spaces with sparse vegetation, adapted to dry, hot climates.
Sandy shores that host a unique blend of vegetation, thriving on the coast.
Wetlands that are rich in biodiversity, supporting a unique ecosystem.
Small, circular coral islands that support a variety of marine life.
Islands formed by volcanic activity, offering rich soil for diverse flora.
