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Terrain fertility is shown in the cell info. Fertility determines speed of plant growth, with higher fertility generally resulting in faster growth rates. All plants also have a '''minimum fertility requirement''' below which they will not grow. Fertility does not affect harvest yield, though. Types of growable terrain include rich soil, normal soil, stoney soil, lichen-covered soil in [[Ideology]], and gravel. See [[Plants#Fertility|Fertility]] for more details. | Terrain fertility is shown in the cell info. Fertility determines speed of plant growth, with higher fertility generally resulting in faster growth rates. All plants also have a '''minimum fertility requirement''' below which they will not grow. Fertility does not affect harvest yield, though. Types of growable terrain include rich soil, normal soil, stoney soil, lichen-covered soil in [[Ideology]], and gravel. See [[Plants#Fertility|Fertility]] for more details. | ||