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Tundras are essentially a freezing [[grassland]], with no above ground flora of any kind, and no above ground water sources. Unlike glaciers, they do not have a layer of ice. [[River]]s and other waterways do not exist in tundras, and will in fact stop immediately on the border of the tundra. [[Lake]]s and [[ocean]]s in the same climatic region will be frozen over and exist as a [[glacier]]. All of these water features may be frozen year-round.
 
Tundras are essentially a freezing [[grassland]], with no above ground flora of any kind, and no above ground water sources. Unlike glaciers, they do not have a layer of ice. [[River]]s and other waterways do not exist in tundras, and will in fact stop immediately on the border of the tundra. [[Lake]]s and [[ocean]]s in the same climatic region will be frozen over and exist as a [[glacier]]. All of these water features may be frozen year-round.
  
Embarking in a site with overlapping [[biome]]s may result in a river that only exists outside of the tundra. Such rivers will begin to flow normally when the [[temperature]] rises high enough, possibly causing the downstream end (if there is one) to drain off the map completely. [[Mining|Channeling]] should fix this temporarily (although the river will freeze again eventually).
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Embarking in a site with overlapping [[biome]]s may result in a river that only exists outside of the tundra. Such rivers will begin when the [[temperature]] rises, possibly causing the downstream end (if there is one) to drain off the map completely. [[Mining|Channeling]] should fix this temporarily (although the river will freeze again eventually).
  
 
Above ground [[crop]]s will generally NOT be growable, even in an underground "greenhouse".  That said, if you have non-dwarven neighbors, they will still bring above ground plants, but you will be unable to do anything with the resulting seeds other than cooking or trading them.
 
Above ground [[crop]]s will generally NOT be growable, even in an underground "greenhouse".  That said, if you have non-dwarven neighbors, they will still bring above ground plants, but you will be unable to do anything with the resulting seeds other than cooking or trading them.

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