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A plant's number is its minimum bid, its size for sorting in the market and the tie-break for player order; a larger plant means a higher number. The symbols bottom left show the resource and how many tokens one production needs, and the number in the house is how many cities it can supply. A plant always uses exactly the tokens shown, so you cannot use half the tokens for half the cities, and a plant that stores double cannot supply double in one round. The picture in the middle has no role.

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