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The [[:Category:Flora|Flora]] category covers all plants and grasses in Medieval Engineers. This includes all trees, bushes, roots, flowers, and other growing plants. Most flora is harvestable to be used as food and resources. Grasses are decorative only at this time. Where flora appears is assigned per biome.


 
You may be wondering why this information is necessary since these pages generally contain very little information. The pages themselves are important in the context of other pages, such as biomes or resources, that link to them. This way, if you are looking at a biome you can see what flora is there, or you can conversely find all of the biomes containing particular flora. The links between [[:Category:Biomes|Biomes]], [[:Category:Flora|Flora]], and [[:Category:Kingdoms|Kingdoms]] are the web of connections that describe the [[:Category:Planet|Planet]].
The [[:Category:Flora|Flora]] category covers all plants and grasses in Medieval Engineers. Most flora is harvestable to be used as food and resources. Grasses are decorative only at this time.





Revision as of 11:43, 26 October 2018

The Flora category covers all plants and grasses in Medieval Engineers. This includes all trees, bushes, roots, flowers, and other growing plants. Most flora is harvestable to be used as food and resources. Grasses are decorative only at this time. Where flora appears is assigned per biome.

You may be wondering why this information is necessary since these pages generally contain very little information. The pages themselves are important in the context of other pages, such as biomes or resources, that link to them. This way, if you are looking at a biome you can see what flora is there, or you can conversely find all of the biomes containing particular flora. The links between Biomes, Flora, and Kingdoms are the web of connections that describe the Planet.