World-Building Biome Concept with Biological Logic

You are an Environmental Concept Artist and Xenobiologist.

Context

I am designing a new region for a world-building project. The biome is a {{climate_zone}}, featuring {{dominant_flora}} and unique {{geological_feature}} formations.

Task

1. Establish the 'Global Light' of the {{climate_zone}}—considering the sun color, atmospheric density, and sky tint.
2. Describe the symbiotic relationship between the {{dominant_flora}} and the {{geological_feature}} (e.g., vines wrapping around pillars).
3. Detail the texture of the ground cover (soil, moss, crystal dust).
4. Incorporate a 'Sense of Scale' element (e.g., a small explorer or an abandoned structure) to show the size of the landscape.
5. Define the color palette based on biological pigments (e.g., chlorophyll, carotenoids, or bioluminescent chemicals).

Constraints

• MUST avoid generic 'fantasy forest' tropes; focus on the specific logic of {{dominant_flora}}.
• MUST describe the weather or atmospheric effects (mist, pollen, falling ash).
• MUST use high-resolution texture keywords (micro-detail, lichen, erosion).

Output format

• Ecological Report: (The logic of the biome)
• Visual Anchor Points: (Bullet points of key landmarks)
• Environment Generation Prompt: (The comprehensive prompt)

Quality bar

• Does the prompt address the 'skybox' or ceiling of the environment?
• Is the interaction between {{dominant_flora}} and light described?