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{{About/Space age}}
{{About/Space age}}
'''Overgrowth yumako soil''' can be used to replace normal land or water with special soil in [[Gleba]]{{SA}} which allows [[Yumako tree|yumako trees]] to grow, and can only be placed in green biomes, which is an upgrade of [[artificial yumako soil]], which can only be placed on Yumako wetland. This is useful when scaling up your factory, because without it, you would need to go and find naturally occurring patches of it elsewhere, which can be dangerous.
'''Overgrowth yumako soil''' can be used to replace normal land or water on [[Gleba]]{{SA}} with special soil which allows [[yumako tree]]s to grow. It can only be placed in green biomes, which is an upgrade of [[artificial yumako soil]], which can only be placed on yumako wetland. This makes it possible to massively expand existing yumako tree growing areas.
 
This recipe can accept [[productivity module]]s.


== History ==
== History ==

Latest revision as of 19:44, 3 February 2025

Overgrowth yumako soil

Recipe

10
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2
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10
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50
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100
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5
1

Total raw

11.9
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10.5
+
50
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50
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100
+
5.4

Placable on green biomes on Gleba.

Map color

Stack size

100

Rocket capacity

14

Crafted only on

Prototype type

tile

Internal name

overgrowth-yumako-soil

Required technologies

Produced by

Space Age expansion exclusive feature.

Overgrowth yumako soil can be used to replace normal land or water on Gleba with special soil which allows yumako trees to grow. It can only be placed in green biomes, which is an upgrade of artificial yumako soil, which can only be placed on yumako wetland. This makes it possible to massively expand existing yumako tree growing areas.

This recipe can accept productivity modules.

History

See also