Biome

Upon successful completion of the task, the introduction of Daisy as a new plant is accompanied by the addition of a new task centered around Daisy's cultivation.
Before delving into Daisy's development, it is crucial to elucidate certain key elements.
The ground where the grass has proliferated exhibits a subtle green hue, indicative of the expansion of the Grassland biome. This expansion is attributed to the inherent quality of numerous plants, emphasizing the need for strategic consideration when planting Daisy.
During the Daisy planting process, careful attention must be paid to the Environment and Suitable Biome values. Proximity to existing grass with a robust Grassland biome enhances the Suitable Biome value, consequently improving the Environment value. Conversely, planting Daisy far from grass results in a lower Suitable Biome value, leading to a diminished Environment value.
Practical experimentation involved planting Daisy in varying locations. The Daisy placed in an environment with lower Environment value exhibited decreased Health. Health serves as an indicator of remaining lifespan, implying that Daisies in less suitable environments may experience comparatively shorter lifespans.
It is essential to note that Daisy is inherently designed to thrive in the Grassland biome but not in Barren Land.
Detailed settings for each species, including animals and plants, can be accessed by selecting them or clicking the "i" icon in the shop.
Should challenges arise in the proliferation of plants and animals, it is recommended to scrutinize the characteristics of each species. Any difficulty may be indicative of environmental deterioration, warranting periodic checks to ensure optimal conditions for species development.
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