In Argentina and other countries like Uruguay, there is a tree called the "lapacho". It comes in three varieties: white, pink, and yellow. With the introduction of the "Dappled Forest" biome, I noticed that tree leaves can have different colors, and this same concept could be applied to the "lapacho" forest biome. This would be a humid biome—though not a hot one—since "lapachos" thrive in moist climates. It could feature the same animals found in cherry blossom forests. Another great addition would be having the occasional "lapacho" tree appear in other forest types—much like how birch trees can spawn in oak forests, or how taiga trees appear in the "Dappled Forest". White "lapachos" are slightly harder to find than the yellow and pink varieties.
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