I noticed that trees in the terrain mapmode are distributed extremely unevenly. What I mean by that is that some places are entirely covered in dense forests, while others are barren of any signs of arboreal life, and there is almost nothing in between. The worst offender is China, with some south provinces choking under the growth and some others totally devoid if trees, while there is almost literally not a single tree from the Yangtze up. I post screen of China for reference, but pretty much the entire map is designed this way. While at some places, like the Sahara, Mongolia or the Himalayas, the complete lack of trees may indeed reflect the reality or come very close to it, for most of the world, this simply wasn't and isn't the case, there are always some trees growing in an area, and the map should reflect that.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?

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