Tree plots, paved or unpaved?

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Re: Tree plots, paved or unpaved?

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That formula is wrong
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Re: Tree plots, paved or unpaved?

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sir0die wrote:Thursday 16:30 11/25/2010
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as expected, the unpaved is growing faster.
odd, at that stage there should be only a minor difference in the growth times.
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Tree growth is effected by the ground type around it. So it makes sens pavement could have a effect on that to.
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from what i understood it was effected by the tile it was on, not the tiles around it
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Mmm. thinking ... I got no clear proof/facts either way. (random probability getting in the way.)
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hmm I'd like to see how a tree grows with just 4 pavement tiles around it see if theres any difference at that point too...
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sabinati wrote:
Avu wrote:I can tell you right now pavement doesn't affect it.
yeah i dunno who's debating this topic but anyone that says anything different is completely wrong
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oh sorry voodoodog did you have some information about paving effecting the q of trees
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Ground Type Effect On Tree Growth.

Looking at what I have lying around (screenshots).
But I can't make up my mind on this ... (as in "being sure of anything")

- Ground image shortly after planting (shot 1) (red dots)
- Edits are the tree size/stage at later moment's. (line part: shot 2) (top green dots: shot 3)
- planted East to West +(north to south)

Missing data is of course the ground-tile type at those two other stages/shots.

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Re: Tree plots, paved or unpaved?

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I belive on paved ground items decay four times slower than unpaved.

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