Enhanced Global Vegetation has been updated to version 1.6.0
Fixed bare terrain in NW Canada and Alaska (CBH4, CFS4), Siberia and Kamchatka. Valleys now have open woodland, giving way to tundra with height
Added a larch belt to the Alps with a natural treeline
Reduced forest density in Yosemite and the Sierra Nevada. Giant sequoias are now rare and kept to their real altitude band
Fixed Riviera and Mediterranean towns (Cannes, Nice, Lisbon, LA) being planted like desert towns
Fuller street trees in tropical and desert cities (Singapore, Phoenix, Dubai), plus Po Valley, Balkan, New England and Nordic towns
Fewer but larger town trees in the densest cities (London, Milan, NYC, Tokyo and more) to ease frame rates
Split France into three regions: maritime pine in the Landes, beech and spruce in the east, oak, pine and cypress in Provence
New forests for the Pyrenees, Balkans, Po Valley, northern Spain, Azores, Corsica, Crete and Cyprus
Fixed the Grand Canyon, Sedona and Moab rendering as bare prairie. Now pinyon-juniper woodland with ponderosa higher up
More variety in Australia, New Zealand, Florida, the Caribbean and the Pacific Northwest
Fuller woodland in African miombo and thickets, California chaparral and Argentina's Espinal
Fixed trees reaching too high on Teide, in Scandinavia and the Urals
Crops now match the climate worldwide (no more wheat in the Amazon or corn in the tundra)
Stronger spring blossom, a proper sakura season in Japan and copper autumn beech
Richer forest floors, and ground plants that dry out in summer
Riverside woods and windbreaks on the tallgrass prairie, plus a light scattering of planted trees