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For distance, note that it is counting tiles, not hexes.
Lost increases the distance between the city and things between the city and the tagged item, so take blackberries, normally they need to be 3 tiles (4 empty patches and placed in the 5th or further patch) away from a city to get the Synergy, but if you plant two fir trees between them and the city, the synergy will activate, even though technically they are too close.
This means a skunk which add +1 lost only need to be 2 tiles away to get it's bonus.
Lost add +1 tile/patch count to the tile/patch they are on (and as such any tile further away also gets +1). Its pretty easy to see this is the case in free play mode with skunks as they count patches and are also lost tagged.
I think it would have been more interesting if distance requirements for some powerful biotica wanted to be 10+ away, so we'd really need to spec into Lost for them.
Some of the ultimate resources in the Taiga does. Uranium gets a bonus at 12 distance, and Natural Gas gets multiplied by the distance (so the further the better).
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3265340752