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DF2014 Talk:Quarry bush

2015-04-21T16:06:20Z

MisterB777: verification note

Just putting in a quick note. I've verified the Plant Gathering section in several forts. i can't recall if you often get more than just one leaf capture from an herbalist or not, so i just listed it as adding 1 extra leaf. --[[User:MisterB777|MisterB777]] ([[User talk:MisterB777|talk]]) 16:06, 21 April 2015 (UTC)

Quarry bush

2015-04-21T16:03:52Z

MisterB777: Quarry Bush in a gathering zone yields 6 leaves

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The '''quarry bush''' is one of the six known [[subterranean]] [[crop]]s, and as such it may only be grown [[underground]]. They can be [[farming|planted]] in [[Spring]], [[Summer]] and [[Autumn]].

Quarry bushes may be [[plant processing|processed]] at a [[farmer's workshop]] into [[bag|bags]] of quarry bush leaves, which then must be [[cooking|cooked]] at the [[kitchen]] to be edible. You will need an empty bag to be available for this task.

Processing quarry bushes at a [[farmer's workshop]] requires one [[bag]], and will produce 5 quarry bush leaves (and one rock nut) for every plant in a given stack of quarry bushes. Quarry bush leaves will be removed from their bag if taken for cooking while still in a farmer's workshop.

[[Cook]]ing quarry bush leaves can result in very large stacks of Prepared Food, thus saving space and [[barrel|barrels]]. In a fortress that relies on selling large expensive stacks of Prepared Food, quarry bush leaves are great filler: a lavish meal made from [[whip wine]] and [[cheese|dwarven cheese]] with two stacks of quarry bush leaves for filler is worth almost ten times more than an easy meal made from wine and cheese alone.

Quarry bushes cannot be [[brewing|brewed]] into [[alcohol]].

==Rock nuts==

Quarry bush [[seed]]s are known as '''rock nuts'''. Although their material definition marks them as being edible raw, dwarves will '''not''' eat them.

Rock nuts can also be milled at a [[millstone]] or [[quern]] into rock nut paste. This paste can then be used in cooking, or pressed at a [[screw press]] into a rock nut press cake and a [[jug]] of rock nut oil.

Both the rock nut paste and rock nut press cake are cookable and considered a single food category, referred to as "rock nut" in the [[Status#Kitchen_Status_Screen|cooking permissions screen]] (not to be confused with "rock nuts", the entry for the seeds), the Stocks screen compacted view, and Prepared meal descriptions.

The rock nut oil can be cooked or used in place of tallow to make [[soap]].

To clarify... Quarry Bushes/Rock Nuts present a unique issue to the flow of your farming dwarves.

Rock Nuts -> Farm -> Quarry Bush -> Farmer Workshop -> Rock Nuts & Quarry Leaves -> Cooking
|-> Mill/Quern -> Rock Nut Paste --------------------------------------------> Cooking (higher value)
|-> Screw Press -> Rock Nut Cake ----------------------> Cooking (even higher value)
-> Rock Nut Oil -----------------------> Cooking (very high value) or soap

Thus if you set your Mill/Quern to milling operation and do not control it carefully, this could result in a surge in high value foods at a loss of all your rock nuts, and eventually no nuts to grow more quarry bushes, and eventual starvation. (FUN)

==Plant Gathering==

Due to a quirk in the Raws, a wild Quarry Bush plant growing underground (not planted) can yield 6 leaves if placed in a [[Activity_zone#Plant_collection|Gathering zone]]. An [[Herbalist]] will first harvest a single leaf growth, then collect the entire plant, which can be processed as usual afterwards for 5 more leaves.

==Food Value==

Thanks to the increased value of rock nut oil as a by product of rock nut processing, the highest potential value of products gleaned from one quarry bush plant is 56 (five leaves at a value of 10 each, plus oil and a press cake).

*Grow time: 500
*Plant value: 2
*Spice value: 10(x5)
*Seed value: 1
*Mill value: 1
*Press cake value: 1
*Press oil value: 5

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Saguaro

2015-04-21T15:54:52Z

MisterB777: fruit cooking

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'''Saguaros''' are a type of [[above ground]] [[tree]]. They are a cactus, and grow in [[desert]]s. Like the overwhelming majority of overland trees, saguaro rib [[carpenter|wood]] logs are brown and produce brown products.

Saguaros are one of the least productive trees for the matter of wood. Cutting a saguaro generally does not give much wood, 2-3 on average.

Saguaros currently bear fruit for a relatively long period of time. This can be very useful in Adventure mode as the saguaro fruit can still be plucked and eaten long after other shrubs and trees have lost their fruits. In Fortress Mode, these fruit can bee [[cooking|cooked]], but not brewed.

== Trivia ==
Its solid density was determined empirically by DF players, as evidenced in the raws. There was no other public, online source of that information prior to Dwarf Fortress. The Toady One received a "Birthday Artifact" in 2012 made out of Saguaro rib wood, which can be viewed here: http://imgur.com/EPtgt

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Image:Saguaro1.JPG|[[preference|Admired]] for its ''amazing arms''
Image:Dead saguaro1.jpg|Saguaro wood ribs
Image:Dead Saguaro.jpg|Saguaro wood
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Royal jelly

2015-01-29T15:47:24Z

MisterB777: Changed quality rating from "Unrated" to "Fine" using the rating script

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'''Royal jelly''' is a product of the [[beekeeping industry]] collected from an artificial bee [[hive]]. Royal jelly is stored in [[jug]]s, and can only be used as a liquid ingredient in [[prepared meal]]s. Due to a bug, dwarves may store royal jelly jugs as finished goods; combined with a [[cook]]'s aversion to liquid ingredients, it is very rare to see royal jelly cooked at all. That isn't necessarily a bad thing, though, since royal jelly is only available in single-unit stacks and has the same base value as most other foods.

The contents of a [[hive]] with a colony of [[honey bee]]s that is toggled to "gather any products" will be harvested as part of the [[beekeeping industry]]. In order to collect the royal jelly, you must have a dwarf with the [[beekeeper|beekeeping]] labor active and empty [[jug]]s. A [[honeycomb]] will also be produced.

Royal jelly and [[honey]] are the edible products of bees.

==Bugs==
*Jugs of Royal Jelly may be stored in bins as finished goods, preventing its use in the food industry.
*Collecting royal jelly may require more than 1 jug in storage to begin.

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Olive

2015-01-29T15:43:54Z

MisterB777: tweaking pomace link

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'''Olive''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, olive [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Olive fruit can be eaten raw, or can be pressed into olive [[oil]] and a unit of [[press cake|olive pomace]] at a [[screw press]]. Olives can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]].

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Screw press

2015-01-29T15:40:44Z

MisterB777: Changed quality rating from "Unrated" to "Fine" using the rating script

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* [[Mechanic]]
|use=
* [[Quarry bush|Rock nut paste]]
* [[Honeycomb]]
* Empty [[jug]]s
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* [[Quarry bush|Rock nut oil]]
* [[Quarry bush|Rock nut press cake]]
* [[Honey|Honey bee honey]]
* [[Wax|Honey bee wax cake]]
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A '''screw press''' is a special workshop used to press liquids out of various substances. Currently, this consists of pressing [[seed]] pastes to yield [[oil]] (which can then be made into [[soap]] or cooked) and [[press cake]] (which can be cooked), and pressing honeycombs to yield [[honey]] (which can then be brewed into mead) and wax cake (which can be made into wax crafts). Each pressing job requires an empty [[jug]] to hold the oil or honey.

== Bugs ==

* Screw presses sometimes do not allow the "press [[honeycomb]]" job to be added directly; adding the job via the [[manager]] interface should get the work started.

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Olive

2015-01-29T15:38:01Z

MisterB777: adding press cake link

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'''Olive''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, olive [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Olive fruit can be eaten raw, or can be pressed into olive [[oil]] and a [[press cake]] at a [[screw press]]. Olives can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]].

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Kenaf

2015-01-29T15:37:22Z

MisterB777: adding press cake link

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'''Kenaf''' is an [[aboveground]] [[crop]] that is primarily used to make [[thread]] for the [[textile industry]].

'''Kenaf seeds''' milled into paste at a [[quern]] or [[millstone]], which in turn can be pressed into kenaf seed [[oil]] and a [[press cake]] at a [[screw press]].

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Hemp

2015-01-29T15:36:54Z

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'''Hemp''' is an [[aboveground]] [[crop]]. Sadly it is not yet possible to make use of the plant's buds for dwarven consumption. They are, although, [[plant processing|processable]] at a [[farmer's workshop]] to produce hemp plant fiber [[thread]] They can also be [[millstone|milled]] into [[flour]]. They are (so far) the only millable plant that can be stored in containers made from itself.

'''Hemp seeds''' can be milled into paste at a [[quern]] or [[millstone]], which in turn can be pressed into hempseed [[oil]] and a [[press cake]] at a [[screw press]].
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Hemp

2015-01-29T15:36:43Z

MisterB777: adding link to press cake page

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'''Hemp''' is an [[aboveground]] [[crop]]. Sadly it is not yet possible to make use of the plant's buds for dwarven consumption. They are, although, [[plant processing|processable]] at a [[farmer's workshop]] to produce hemp plant fiber [[thread]] They can also be [[millstone|milled]] into [[flour]]. They are (so far) the only millable plant that can be stored in containers made from itself.

'''Hemp seeds''' can be milled into paste at a [[quern]] or [[millstone]], which in turn can be pressed into hempseed [[oil]] and a [[press cake]] at a [[screw press]].
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Flax

2015-01-29T15:36:10Z

MisterB777: added a press cake link

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'''Flax''' is an [[aboveground]] [[crop]]. It may be processed into [[thread]] at the [[Farmer's workshop]] or ground into [[flour]].

'''Flax seeds''' can be eaten raw, or milled into paste at a [[quern]] or [[millstone]], which in turn can be pressed into linseed [[oil]] and a [[press cake]] and a [[press cake]] at a [[screw press]].

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Flax

2015-01-29T15:35:39Z

MisterB777: adding press cake link

Cotton

2015-01-29T15:34:58Z

MisterB777: adding press cake link

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'''Cotton''' is an [[aboveground]] [[crop]]. Once harvested, cotton plants may be [[plant processing|processed]] at a [[farmer's workshop]] to produce cotton plant fiber [[thread]].

'''Cotton seeds''' can be milled into paste at a [[quern]] or [[millstone]] (like rock nuts, the seeds of the [[quarry bush]]), which in turn can be pressed into cotton seed [[oil]] and a [[press cake]] at a [[screw press]].

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Press cake

2015-01-29T15:33:53Z

MisterB777: new Press cake page

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A '''press cake''' is a low-value [[food]] item [[screw_press|pressed]] from an [[oil]]-producing [[seed]] or [[fruit|olive]] at a rate of 1 press cake per 5 units of oil. It is a by-product of the pressing process, consisting of the leftover solids from the base material.

Press cakes will be used in the [[kitchen]] when 'prepare meal' tasks are queued, if they are enabled in the [[Status#Kitchen_Status_Screen|Kitchen tab]] in the Status screen.

== Press Cake Producing Crops ==

The following crops produce seeds that can be milled and pressed into [[oil]] and press cakes:

{| class="wikitable" cellspacing="0" border="1" cellpadding="5"
|-
! Plant Name
! Underground?
! Press Cake Name
! Press Cake Value
|-
|[[Quarry bush]]
|Yes
|Rock Nut press cake
|1☼
|-
|[[Cotton]]
|No
|Cottonseed press cake
|1☼
|-
|[[Flax]]
|No
|Linseed press cake
|1☼
|-
|[[Hemp]]
|No
|Hempseed press cake
|1☼
|-
|[[Kenaf]]
|No
|Kenaf seed press cake
|1☼
|-
|[[Olive]] (fruit)
|No
|Olive pomace
|1☼
|}

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Screw press

2015-01-29T15:32:08Z

MisterB777: adding Press Cake link to make new page

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|construction=
* 2 [[Mechanism]]s
|construction_job=
* [[Mechanic]]
|use=
* [[Quarry bush|Rock nut paste]]
* [[Honeycomb]]
* Empty [[jug]]s
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* [[Quarry bush|Rock nut oil]]
* [[Quarry bush|Rock nut press cake]]
* [[Honey|Honey bee honey]]
* [[Wax|Honey bee wax cake]]
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A '''screw press''' is a special workshop used to press liquids out of various substances. Currently, this consists of pressing [[seed]] pastes to yield [[oil]] (which can then be made into [[soap]] or cooked) and [[press cake]] (which can be cooked), and pressing honeycombs to yield [[honey]] (which can then be brewed into mead) and wax cake (which can be made into wax crafts). Each pressing job requires an empty [[jug]] to hold the oil or honey.

== Bugs ==

* Screw presses sometimes do not allow the "press [[honeycomb]]" job to be added directly; adding the job via the [[manager]] interface should get the work started.

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Wax

2015-01-29T15:04:51Z

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'''Wax''' is a material [[screw_press|pressed]] from a [[honeycomb]]. Wax can be used to make [[craft]]s by a [[wax worker]].

Honeycombs are produced by [[honey bee]]s at a [[hive]] and harvested as part of the [[beekeeping industry]]. A dwarf with the [[presser|pressing]] labor active, a [[screw press]], and empty [[jug]]s are required to press a honeycomb. A jug of [[honey]] is produced as a byproduct.

Wax has a low base value of 1, the same as [[wood]] or non-flux [[stone]].

Quarry bush

2015-01-29T15:01:47Z

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The '''quarry bush''' is one of the six known [[subterranean]] [[crop]]s, and as such it may only be grown [[underground]]. They can be [[farming|planted]] in [[Spring]], [[Summer]] and [[Autumn]].

Quarry bushes may be [[plant processing|processed]] at a [[farmer's workshop]] into [[bag|bags]] of quarry bush leaves, which then must be [[cooking|cooked]] at the [[kitchen]] to be edible. You will need an empty bag to be available for this task.

Processing quarry bushes at a [[farmer's workshop]] requires one [[bag]], and will produce 5 quarry bush leaves (and one rock nut) for every plant in a given stack of quarry bushes. Quarry bush leaves will be removed from their bag if taken for cooking while still in a farmer's workshop.

[[Cook]]ing quarry bush leaves can result in very large stacks of Prepared Food, thus saving space and [[barrel|barrels]]. In a fortress that relies on selling large expensive stacks of Prepared Food, quarry bush leaves are great filler: a lavish meal made from [[whip wine]] and [[cheese|dwarven cheese]] with two stacks of quarry bush leaves for filler is worth almost ten times more than an easy meal made from wine and cheese alone.

Quarry bushes cannot be [[brewing|brewed]] into [[alcohol]].

==Rock nuts==

Quarry bush [[seed]]s are known as '''rock nuts'''. Although their material definition marks them as being edible raw, dwarves will '''not''' eat them.

Rock nuts can also be milled at a [[millstone]] or [[quern]] into rock nut paste. This paste can then be used in cooking, or pressed at a [[screw press]] into a rock nut press cake and a [[jug]] of rock nut oil.

Both the rock nut paste and rock nut press cake are cookable and considered a single food category, referred to as "rock nut" in the [[Status#Kitchen_Status_Screen|cooking permissions screen]] (not to be confused with "rock nuts", the entry for the seeds), the Stocks screen compacted view, and Prepared meal descriptions.

The rock nut oil can be cooked or used in place of tallow to make [[soap]].

To clarify... Quarry Bushes/Rock Nuts present a unique issue to the flow of your farming dwarves.

Rock Nuts -> Farm -> Quarry Bush -> Farmer Workshop -> Rock Nuts & Quarry Leaves -> Cooking
|-> Mill/Quern -> Rock Nut Paste --------------------------------------------> Cooking (higher value)
|-> Screw Press -> Rock Nut Cake ----------------------> Cooking (even higher value)
-> Rock Nut Oil -----------------------> Cooking (very high value) or soap

Thus if you set your Mill/Quern to milling operation and do not control it carefully, this could result in a surge in high value foods at a loss of all your rock nuts, and eventually no nuts to grow more quarry bushes, and eventual starvation. (FUN)

==Food Value==

Thanks to the increased value of rock nut oil as a by product of rock nut processing, the highest potential value of products gleaned from one quarry bush plant is 56 (five leaves at a value of 10 each, plus oil and a press cake).

*Grow time: 500
*Plant value: 2
*Spice value: 10(x5)
*Seed value: 1
*Mill value: 1
*Press cake value: 1
*Press oil value: 5

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Oil

2015-01-29T15:00:35Z

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'''Oil''' is an ingredient in [[cooking]] and [[soap]] making, made by [[pressing]] one of the several [[seed]] pastes or fruit at a [[Screw press]]. The press squeezes the material releasing the oil, which is stored in a [[liquid]]-capable [[jug]]. The oil can then be used to supplement a fortress's [[food]] supply, or can be combined with [[lye]] to make [[soap]].

== Oil Producing Crops ==

The following crops produce seeds that can be milled and pressed into oil:

{| class="wikitable" cellspacing="0" border="1" cellpadding="5"
|-
! Plant Name
! Underground?
! Oil Name
! Oil Value
|-
|[[Quarry bush]]
|Yes
|Rock Nut Oil
|5☼
|-
|[[Cotton]]
|No
|Cottonseed oil
|5☼
|-
|[[Flax]]
|No
|Linseed oil
|5☼
|-
|[[Hemp]]
|No
|Hempseed oil
|5☼
|-
|[[Kenaf]]
|No
|Kenaf seed oil
|5☼
|-
|[[Olive]] (fruit)
|No
|Olive oil
|5☼
|}

== Value ==

Oil will be used in the [[kitchen]] when 'prepare meal' tasks are queued if it is enabled in the [[Status#Kitchen_Status_Screen|Kitchen tab]] in the Status screen.

Most of the seeds can be cooked directly, but have a base value of 1☼. However, [[milling]] the seeds to a paste and pressing them into oil generates a press cake with a value of 1☼ and a unit of oil with a value of 5☼, a 500% value increase for only two [[labor]]s.

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Template talk:Plantlookup/aux

2015-01-25T07:57:34Z

MisterB777: Noted, but the request for an update remains, please

Does this template need to be updated? it doesn't seem to be handling the new aboveground crops with fruit properly. see [[Eggplant]], which is being listed as "Edible: No". [[User:MisterB777|MisterB777]] ([[User talk:MisterB777|talk]]) 19:03, 24 January 2015 (UTC)
:I assume that "Edible: No" refers to the ''plant'', rather than the fruit (i.e. what's present in the [[DF2014:Eggplant/raw|raws]]). —[[User:Lethosor|Lethosor]] ([[User talk:Lethosor|talk]]) 23:30, 24 January 2015 (UTC)
::I would assume so as well. However, that's not terribly useful now that the majority of plants' raws aren't structured in a way where the edible bits are the whole plant. I guess what I'm saying is the template no longer represents useful information because it is ignoring the new plant structures. No one really cares if the entire plant is edible if there are multiple parts that are and, instead, it just seems to indicate that nothing about the plant is edible (which is untrue). Unfortunately, I'm no good at templates, or i might try to make it clearer. [[User:MisterB777|MisterB777]] ([[User talk:MisterB777|talk]]) 07:57, 25 January 2015 (UTC)

Template talk:Plantlookup/aux

2015-01-24T19:03:34Z

MisterB777: Can we update this template for the new crops with fruit?

Eggplant

2015-01-24T19:02:10Z

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An 'Eggplant' is an aboveground [[crop]] that can be grown in [[tropical]] [[biome]]s. Its fruit is edible raw, or can be cooked.

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Apricot

2015-01-07T23:44:59Z

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'''Apricot''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, apricot [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Apricot trees, obviously bear Apricot [[fruit]]. Apricots are able to be brewed into [[alcohol]], cooked or eaten raw. So it may be a good idea to build a food [[industry]] partially around a native population of apricot trees.

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Bayberry

2015-01-07T23:44:27Z

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'''Bayberry''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, bayberry [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Bayberry trees bear bayberries that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|bayberry wine]]. So you may consider exploiting them rather than chopping them down to make [[charcoal]].

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Banana

2015-01-07T23:43:32Z

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'''Banana''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground in tropical biomes. Unlike most trees, it produces no wood; though it does produce a well-known [[fruit]], which can be eaten raw, cooked, or brewed into [[alcohol|banana beer]].

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Olive

2015-01-07T23:42:18Z

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'''Olive''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, olive [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Olive fruit can be eaten raw, or can be pressed into olive [[oil]] at a [[screw press]]. Olives can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]].

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Sand pear

2015-01-07T23:40:06Z

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'''Sand pear''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, sand pear [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Sand pear trees bear sand pears that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into delicious [[alcohol|sand pear cider]]. So you may consider exploiting them rather than chopping them down to make [[charcoal]].

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Rambutan

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'''Rambutan''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, rambutan [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Rambutan trees bear rambutan [[fruit]] that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|rambutan wine]]. Rambutan [[seeds]] are also edible and can be cooked in a [[kitchen]], a rarity for tree fruit seeds.

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Pomegranate

2015-01-07T23:36:59Z

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'''Pomegranate''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, pomegranate [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Pomegranate trees bear pomegranate [[fruit]] that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|pomegranate wine]]. Pomegranate [[seeds]] are also edible, a rarity for tree fruit seeds.

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Pomegranate

2015-01-07T23:36:49Z

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'''Pomegranate''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, pomegranate [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Pomegranate trees bear pomegranate [[fruit]] that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|pomegranate wine]]. Pomegranate [[seeds]] are also edible, a rarity for tree fruit seeds.

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Persimmon

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'''Persimmon''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, persimmon [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

It may be worthwhile to preserve a population of persimmon trees. Persimmon trees yield impossibly delicious persimmon [[fruit]]. These fruits can be brewed into delightful [[booze]], cooked in a [[kitchen]] or eaten raw.

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Peach

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'''Peach''' is one of the many genera of [[tree]]s found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, peach [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Peach trees can be harvested by <s>suspiciously elf-like</s> dwarves using a [[stepladder]]. Gathered peaches can be eaten raw, cooked, or be made into peach cider, a type of [[alcohol]].

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Papaya

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'''Papaya''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, papaya [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Papaya trees bear '''papayas''' that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|papaya wine]]

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Mango tree

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'''Mango trees''' are a type of [[above ground]] [[tree]]. They are found only in [[tropical]] [[forest|forests]]. Mango wood is brown ("burnt sienna" as described in the raws) and produces brown products.

Mango tress bear '''mangos''' that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|mango wine]]

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Lychee

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'''Lychee''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, lychee [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Lychee trees bear '''lychees''' that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|lychee wine]]

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Guava

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'''Guava''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, guava [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Guava trees bear '''guavas''' that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|guava wine]]

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Durian

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'''Durian''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, durian [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Durian trees drop Durian [[fruit]] that's sometimes in Elven caravans. It can be eaten raw, cooked, or brewed into [[alcohol|Durian wine]].

In real life Durian fruit is one of the most disgusting fruits, renowned for its smell.

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Date palm

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'''Date palms''' are one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, date palm [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Date palms bear '''dates''' that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|date wine]].

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Custard-apple

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'''Custard-apple''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, custard-apple [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.
Custard-apple trees bear custard-apples that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into delicious [[alcohol|custard-apple cider]].

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Cherry

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'''Cherry''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, cherry [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

They of course produce cherries, which may be eaten raw, cooked, or brewed into [[alcohol|Cherry Wine]].

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Apple

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'''Apple''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like most trees, apple [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Apple trees bear apples that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into delicious [[alcohol|apple cider]]. So you may consider exploiting them rather than chopping them down to make [[charcoal]].

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Carambola

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'''Carambola''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, carambola [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Carambola trees bear carambola [[fruit]] that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|carambola wine]].

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Bayberry

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'''Bayberry''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, bayberry [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Bayberry trees bear bayberries that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into [[alcohol|bayberry wine]]. So you may consider exploiting them rather than chopping them down to make [[charcoal]].

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Banana

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'''Banana''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground in tropical biomes. Unlike most trees, it produces no wood; though it does produce a well-known [[fruit]], which can be eaten raw, cooked, or brewed into [[alcohol|banana beer]].

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Sand pear

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'''Sand pear''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, sand pear [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Sand pear trees bear sand pears that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into delicious [[alcohol|sand pear cider]]. So you may consider exploiting them rather than chopping them down to make [[charcoal]].

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Pear

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'''Pear''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like the vast majority of above ground trees, pear [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Pear trees can be harvested by dwarves, with the obvious result being pears. Pears can be eaten raw, cooked or brewed into perry, a type of [[alcohol]].

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Apple

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'''Apple''' is one of the many genera of trees found above ground. Like most trees, apple [[wood]] is brown and produces brown products.

Apple trees bear apples that can harvested by setting up a gathering [[Zone]]. They can be eaten raw, cooked, brewed into delicious [[alcohol|apple cider]]. So you may consider exploiting them rather than chopping them down to make [[charcoal]].

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Soap

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'''Soap''' is a particularly useful type of [[bar]] used for [[clean self|personal cleaning]], which increases happiness ("recently took a soapy bath") and lowers the chances of an [[Health care|infection]] in case they are [[wound]]ed, and for cleaning [[wound]]s in [[hospital]]s, preventing infections from developing. It is thus a vital commodity in dwarven [[health care]], and one not traded in [[caravan]]s: you're going to have to make some soap yourself.

== Manufacture ==

Soap is made of two components, [[lye]] and fat (either [[tallow]] or [[oil]]), and occupies a dedicated workshop, the [[soap maker's workshop]]. It thus has a somewhat complicated production process; lye must be processed at an [[ashery]] from [[ash]], which in turn must be burned at a [[wood furnace]] from [[wood]] logs that must first be [[woodcutting|cut down]]. [[Tallow]] is rendered from [[fat]] from butchered [[creature|animal]]s at a [[kitchen]], requiring either [[Meat industry|livestock]] or [[hunting]] activities, while oil must be [[pressing|pressed]] from seeds or rock nuts at a [[screw press]], which first requires [[plant gathering|gathering]] up or [[farming|growing]] [[crop]] and then processing them at the [[farmer's workshop]]. One unit of tallow or oil plus one of lye creates a single bar of finished soap.

== Hygiene ==

Dwarves do not require soap to clean [[contaminant]]s such as mud and blood from themselves - if necessary, they will use murky pools, artificial pools of water, brooks, or a [[well]]. However, using soap will often generate the happy [[thought]] "recently took a soapy bath". It is possible to construct bath-houses (rooms containing pools of water, a soap stockpile, and perhaps a few nice statues) so dwarves living deep underground need not venture to dangerous cave pools or surface brooks to clean off a little mud or bloodstain. For cleaning wounds and preventing infection after [[surgery]], however, [[hospital]]s should be kept stocked with a small amount of soap. Soap will get used up as dwarves wash themselves; the current rate seems to be 1/10 a bar per washing, so each bar lasts quite a while.

Dwarves have an internal "dirtiness" level, which gets lowered when they have a bath, lowered further when they have a soapy bath and slowly builds up over time. This "dirtiness" value is connected to the chance of getting an infection if the dwarf is injured, making soap useful as a preventative as well as treatment.

Soap is stored in bar/block stockpiles with the "soap" option enabled.

A convenient way to keep an emergency stockpile of soap is to use it as a building material for workshops or constructions such as walls. When/if you need more soap, you can deconstruct and get the soap bars back. Since soap in a hospital is reserved for hospital use, this is especially useful in case you start to produce soap before setting up a hospital.

== Low Trade Value ==

With the introduction of multiple types of [[oil]]-based soaps in DF2014, it might seem worthwhile to consider soap as an export commodity. However, soap has no quality modifiers when it is created and is, thus, only as valuable as its base oil or tallow (1☼ for tallow soap, 5☼ for oil soap). Since oils already require three separate jobs to create ([[plant processing]], [[milling]] and [[pressing]]) and soap require another three jobs ([[wood burning]], [[lye making]] and finally [[soap making]]), it would be more efficient just to export the oil in a [[jug]] instead.

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Soap

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'''Soap''' is a particularly useful type of [[bar]] used for [[clean self|personal cleaning]], which increases happiness ("recently took a soapy bath") and lowers the chances of an [[Health care|infection]] in case they are [[wound]]ed, and for cleaning [[wound]]s in [[hospital]]s, preventing infections from developing. It is thus a vital commodity in dwarven [[health care]], and one not traded in [[caravan]]s: you're going to have to make some soap yourself.

== Manufacture ==

Soap is made of two components, [[lye]] and fat (either [[tallow]] or [[oil]]), and occupies a dedicated workshop, the [[soap maker's workshop]]. It thus has a somewhat complicated production process; lye must be processed at an [[ashery]] from [[ash]], which in turn must be burned at a [[wood furnace]] from [[wood]] logs that must first be [[woodcutting|cut down]]. [[Tallow]] is rendered from [[fat]] from butchered [[creature|animal]]s at a [[kitchen]], requiring either [[Meat industry|livestock]] or [[hunting]] activities, while oil must be [[pressing|pressed]] from seeds or rock nuts at a [[screw press]], which first requires [[plant gathering|gathering]] up or [[farming|growing]] [[crop]] and then processing them at the [[farmer's workshop]]. One unit of tallow or oil plus one of lye creates a single bar of finished soap.

== Hygiene ==

Dwarves do not require soap to clean [[contaminant]]s such as mud and blood from themselves - if necessary, they will use murky pools, artificial pools of water, brooks, or a [[well]]. However, using soap will often generate the happy [[thought]] "recently took a soapy bath". It is possible to construct bath-houses (rooms containing pools of water, a soap stockpile, and perhaps a few nice statues) so dwarves living deep underground need not venture to dangerous cave pools or surface brooks to clean off a little mud or bloodstain. For cleaning wounds and preventing infection after [[surgery]], however, [[hospital]]s should be kept stocked with a small amount of soap. Soap will get used up as dwarves wash themselves; the current rate seems to be 1/10 a bar per washing, so each bar lasts quite a while.

Dwarves have an internal "dirtiness" level, which gets lowered when they have a bath, lowered further when they have a soapy bath and slowly builds up over time. This "dirtiness" value is connected to the chance of getting an infection if the dwarf is injured, making soap useful as a preventative as well as treatment.

Soap is stored in bar/block stockpiles with the "soap" option enabled.

A convenient way to keep an emergency stockpile of soap is to use it as a building material for workshops or constructions such as walls. When/if you need more soap, you can deconstruct and get the soap bars back. Since soap in a hospital is reserved for hospital use, this is especially useful in case you start to produce soap before setting up a hospital.

== Low Trade Value ==

With the introduction of multiple types of [[oil]]-based soaps in DF2014, it might seem worthwhile to consider soap as an export commodity. However, soap has no quality modifiers when it is created and is, thus, only as valuable as its base oil or tallow (1☼ for tallow soap, 5☼ for oil soap). Since oils already require three separate jobs to create ([[plant processing]], [[milling]] and [[pressing]]) and soap require another three jobs ([[wood burning]], [[lye making]] and finally [[soap making]]), it would be more efficient just to export the oil in a [[jug]] instead.

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Cotton

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:''(This article is about plants. If you want information about trees, see [[Tree]].)''

'''Crops''' (or more accurately '''plants''') can either be [[farming|farmed]], traded for, or acquired by plant gathering. Farming happens at farm plots. There are two types of crops: above ground and subterranean. The [[seed]]s of subterranean crops may be brought from the starting embark screen or, with some small luck, purchased from dwarven caravans. Above ground crops and [[seed]]s may be purchased from human or elven caravans or gathered by dwarves with the [[plant gathering]] labor enabled. Seeds may also be collected by processing the plants or eating them (but not by cooking!). There is a limit of 200 seeds of a given type at a time, after which no more will be produced.

A few of the plants listed below are not strictly crops, as they have no seeds and can't be planted (see note "4", below.)

Most plants can be brewed into alcohols, each plant type producing a different variation, and dwarves do prefer some variety in their drink. Some plants may be eaten raw, others must be cooked first, others must be processed first (by milling or plant processing) before they are edible, and still others are inedible, producing only non-food products (their seeds can be cooked anyway, however). Drinks may be cooked as ingredients in prepared meals, but at least one of the ingredients must be a non-liquid.

All drinks require a spare [[barrel]] or [[large pot]] for storage, and some other products also require specific containers for storage. Plants can be stored in barrels or without a container; seeds are stored individually or in [[bag]]s which can then be put into barrels. It may be advisable to have a small stockpile that accepts only seeds next to your farm(s), since dwarves will happily carry entire pots of seeds across the map to pick up a single seed, leading to cancellation spam and irregular planting.

Plump helmets and pig tails can be harvested 25 days after sowing. All other subterranean crops need about 42 days.

== Standard Plants ==
These are the plants defined in the file plant_standard.txt. Standard plants have been changed very little from the previous version; tiles and colors have been upgaded, and brewing, pressing and processing plants to bags have been reimplemented as reactions, which means these options will be unavailable in the workshop if materials are missing.

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{{plant table row|name=Pig tail|tile=τ|color=7:0|seasons={{seasons3||1|1|}}|biome=Wet cavern|value=4|drink=Dwarven ale|drinkv=10|prod=Pig tail thread (p)|prodv=2}}
{{plant table row|name=Cave wheat|tile=τ|color=7:1|seasons={{seasons3||1|1|}}|biome=Wet cavern|value=4|drink=Dwarven beer|drinkv=10|cook=p|prod=Dwarven wheat flour (m)|prodv=20}}
{{plant table row|name=Sweet pod|tile=Φ|color=4:1|seasons={{seasons3|1|1||}}|biome=Wet cavern|value=4|drink=Dwarven rum|drinkv=10|cook=p|prod=Dwarven sugar (m) Dwarven syrup (l)|prodv=20☼ 1001}}
{{plant table row|name=Quarry bush|tile=♣|color=7:0|seasons={{seasons3|1|1|1|}}|biome=Wet cavern|value=4|cook=p|prod=Quarry bush leaves (b) Rock nut paste (m) Rock nut press cake (s) Rock nut oil (s)|prodv=501☼ 1☼ 1☼ 5}}
{{plant table row|name=Dimple cup|tile=♥|color=1:1|biome=Wet cavern|value=4|prod=Dimple [[dye]] (m)|prodv=20}}
{{plant table row|name=Muck root|super=4|tile=τ|color=0:1|biome=Wetland/Wet|value=1|drink=Swamp whiskey|drinkv=5|eat=y|cook=y}}
{{plant table row|name=Bloated tuber|super=4|tile=Φ|color=6:0|biome=Wetland/Dry|value=2|drink=Tuber beer|drinv=10|eat=y|cook=y}}
{{plant table row|name=Kobold bulb|super=4|tile=Φ|color=0:1|biome=Wetland/Wet|value=5|prod=[[Gnomeblight]] (e)|prodv=100}}
{{plant table row|name=Prickle berry|tile=:|color=2:0|biome=Not freezing/Dry|value=1|drink=Prickle berry wine|drinkv=5|eat=y|cook=y}}
{{plant table row|name=Strawberry|tile=:|color=4:0|biome=Not freezing/Dry|value=4|drink=Strawberry wine|drinkv=10|eat=y|cook=y}}
{{plant table row|name=Longland grass|tile=τ|color=6:1|biome=Not freezing/Dry|value=4|drink=Longland beer|drinkv=10|cook=p|prod=Longland flour (m)|prodv=20}}
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{{plant table row|name=Rat weed|tile=τ|color=2:0|biome=Not freezing/Wet|value=1|drink=Sewer brew|drinkv=5|eat=y|cook=y}}
{{plant table row|name=Fisher berry|tile=:|color=7:0|biome=Not freezing/Wet|value=4|drink=Fisher berry wine|drinkv=10|eat=y|cook=y}}
{{plant table row|name=Rope reed|tile=ƒ|color=2:0|biome=Not freezing/Wet|value=4|drink=River spirits|prod=Rope reed thread (p)|prodv=2}}
{{plant table row|name=Blade weed|tile=τ|color=2:0|biome=Not freezing/Dry|value=4|prod=Emerald [[dye]] (m)|prodv=20}}
{{plant table row|name=Hide root|tile=τ|color=6:0|biome=Not freezing/Dry|value=1|prod=Redroot [[dye]] (m)|prodv=10}}
{{plant table row|name=Sliver barb|tile=τ|color=0:1|biome=Not freezing/Dry|align=Evil|value=1|drink=Gutter cruor|drinkv=5|prod=Sliver [[dye]] (m)|prodv=20}}
{{plant table row|name=Sun berry|tile=:|color=6:1|biome=Not freezing/Wet|align=Good|value=9|drink=Sunshine|drinkv=25|eat=y|cook=y}}
{{plant table row|name=Whip vine|tile=§|color=3:1|biome=Not freezing/Dry|align=Savage|value=1|drink=Whip wine|drinkv=15|cook=p|prod=Whip vine flour (m)|prodv=25}}
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'''Notes:'''
:1 This is the value for a stack of 5 units, which is the number rendered from a single plant.
:2 Anything that can be cooked is edible afterwards. Note that cooking leaves no seeds for re-planting.
:3 These plants cannot be eaten/cooked until they are further processed, either by milling or extracting; see "products" column for process product.
:4 These plants cannot be grown on a farm plot as they have no seeds. They can only be acquired through plant gathering (in season only) or trade.
:5 To get the products/extracts from the plants they have to be processed, in the following [[workshop]]s, using the following [[labor]]s:
::*'''m''': mill ([[cave wheat]], [[sweet pod]], [[longland grass]], [[whip vine]], [[dimple cup]], [[blade weed]], [[hide root]], [[sliver barb]]): At [[quern]] or [[millstone]], using [[milling]].
::*'''b''': process to bag ([[quarry bush]]): At [[farmer's workshop]], using [[plant processing]].
::*'''s''': press paste into oil ([[quarry bush]]): At [[screw press]].
::*'''l''': process to barrel ([[sweet pod]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
::*'''p''': process plant ([[pig tail]], [[rope reed]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
::*'''v''': process to vial ([[valley herb]]): At farmer's workshop, using plant processing.
::*'''e''': extract plant essence ([[kobold bulb]]): At [[still]], using [[plant gathering]].

== Garden Plants ==
All garden plants are above-ground, and can grow year-round. Garden plants are defined in a separate file from standard plants, named, somewhat predictably, plant_garden.txt 
Unlike standard plants, garden plants will also produce growths - leaves, buds, flowers, pods and fruits.
As a general rule, leaves can be only cooked, buds can be both cooked and brewed. // todo: fill in rest; didn't get that far.
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|prod=leaves (green) heart (purple) flowers seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?☼ ?☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Asparagus|tile=:(58)|color=2:0|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
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|prod=leaves (yellowish-green) flowers (green) fruits (poisonous) seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?☼ ?☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Bambara groundnut|tile=:|color=2:0|biome=Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland/Dry|value=2
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|prodv=?☼ ?☼ ?☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=String bean|tile=:|color=2:0:1|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
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|prodv=?☼ ?☼ ?☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Broad bean|tile=:|color=2:0:1|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
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|prod=leaves flowers pod seeds
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{{plant table row|name=Beet|tile=:|color=4:0:1|biome=Temperate grassland/Dry|value=2
|drink=beetroot wine|drinkv=10|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=leaves flowers seeds 
|prodv=?☼ ?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Bitter melon|tile=:|color=2:0:1|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=2
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|prod=leaves flowers fruit seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?☼ ?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Cabbage|tile=:|color=2:0:1|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=leaves flowers seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?☼ ?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Caper|tile=:|color=2:0|biome=Desert, Grassland/Dry|value=2
|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=leaves buds flowers fruits seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?☼ ?☼ ?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Wild carrot|tile=:|color=7:0:1|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|drink=Carrot wine|drinkv=10|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Cassava|tile=:|color=2:0:0|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=2
|drink=Cassava beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Celery|tile=:|color=2:0:0|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Chickpea|tile=:|color=2:0:1|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=2
|eat=n|cook=n
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Chicory|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Cowpea|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical grasslands/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Cucumber|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Eggplant|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland/Dry|value=2
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Garden cress|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=4
|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Garlic|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Horned melon|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Leek|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=4
|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Lentil|tile=?|color=?|biome=Not freezing/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Lettuce|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate, tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Mung bean|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Muskmelon|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate,tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Onion|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Parsnip|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=?
|drink=parsnip wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Pea|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Peanut|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Pepper|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Potato|tile=?|color=?|biome=Not freezing/Dry|value=4
|drink=Potato wine|drinkv=10|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Radish|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=4
|drink=Radish wine|drinkv=10|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Red bean|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|drink=?|drinkv=?|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Rhubarb|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Soybean|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Spinach|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Squash|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Sweet potato|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|drink=Sweet potato wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Taro|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Tomato|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical dry broadleaf forest/Dry|value=?
|drink=Tomato wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Tomatillo|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical dry broadleaf forest, tropical grassland, tropical savanna, tropical shrubland/Dry|value=?
|drink=Tomatillo wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Turnip|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=?
|drink=Turnip wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Urad bean|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Watermelon|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=2
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Winter melon|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Lesser yam|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=4
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Long yam|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=4
|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Purple yam|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=White yam|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=4
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Passion fruit|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=2
|drink=Passion fruit wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Grape|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|drink=Wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Cranberry|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate, tundra, taiga/Dry|value=?
|drink=Cranberry wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Bilberry|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate, tundra, taiga/Dry|value=2
|drink=Bilberry wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Blueberry|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate, tundra, taiga/Dry|value=2
|drink=Blueberry wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Blackberry|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|drink=Blackberry wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Raspberry|tile=?|color=?|biome=Temperate/Dry|value=2
|drink=Raspberry wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Pineapple|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical/Dry|value=?
|drink=Pineapple wine|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
|}
'''Notes:'''
:1 This is the value for a stack of 5 units, which is the number rendered from a single plant.
:2 Anything that can be cooked is edible afterwards. Note that cooking leaves no seeds for re-planting.
:3 These plants cannot be eaten/cooked until they are further processed, either by milling or extracting; see "products" column for process product.
:4 These plants cannot be grown on a farm plot as they have no seeds. They can only be acquired through plant gathering (in season only) or trade.
:5 Some products may require processing; see plant page for details.

== Crop Plants ==
These plants are defined in the file plant_crops.txt. They grow above ground, in any season.

{{plant table head}}
{{plant table row|name=Single-grain wheat|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical Savannah, Grassland|value=?
|drink=Single-grain wheat beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Two-grain wheat|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical Savannah, Grassland|value=?
|drink=Two-grain wheat beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Soft wheat|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical Savannah, Grassland|value=?
|drink=Soft wheat beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Hard wheat|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical Savannah, Grassland|value=?
|drink=Hard wheat beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Spelt|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any Temperate|value=4
|drink=Spelt beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=p
|prod=Spelt flour (m) Spelt seeds
|prodv=20☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Barley|tile=?|color=?|biome=Not freezing|value=2
|drink=Barley wine|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Barley flour (m) seeds
|prodv=20☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Buckwheat|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical dry broadleaf forest|value=?
|drink=Buckwheat beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Oats|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any Temperate|value=?
|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Oat flour (m) Oat seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Alfalfa|tile=?|color=?|biome=Not freezing|value=4
|eat=?|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Rye|tile=?|color=?|biome=Not freezing|value=2
|drink=Rye beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Rye flour (m) seeds
|prodv=20☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Sorghum|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical Savannah, Grassland|value=?
|drink=Sorghum beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Rice|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=2
|drink=Rice beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Maize|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=?
|drink=Maize beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Quinoa|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any temperate|value=?
|drink=Quinoa beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Quinoa flour (m) seeds
|prodv=20☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Kaniwa|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any temperate|value=2
|drink=Kaniwa beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Kaniwa flour (m) seeds
|prodv=20☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Bitter vetch|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any temperate|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Pendant amaranth|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=?
|drink=Pendant amaranth beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Blood amaranth|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=?
|drink=Blood amaranth beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=n
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Purple amaranth|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any temperate|value=2
|drink=Purple amaranth beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=n
|prod=Purple amaranth flour (m) seeds
|prodv=20☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Red spinach|tile=?|color=?|biome=Not freezing|value=2
|eat=y|cook=y
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Elephant-head amaranth|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Pearl millet|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=2
|drink=Pearl millet beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Pearl millet flour (m) Plant Millet
|prodv=20☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=White millet|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any temperate|value=2
|drink=White millet beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=White millet flour (m) seeds
|prodv=20☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Finger millet|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any temperate|value=2
|drink=Finger millet beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Finger millet flour (m) Finger Millet
|prodv=20☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Foxtail millet|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any temperate|value=2
|drink=Foxtail millet beer|drinkv=10|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Foxtail millet flour (m) seeds
|prodv=20☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Fonio|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical Savannah|value=?
|drink=Fonio beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Teff|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical Grassland|value=2
|drink=Teff beer|drinkv=10|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
{{plant table row|name=Flax|tile=?|color=?|biome=Tropical Savannah, Grassland|value=2
|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Flax plant fiber thread Flax flour Flax seed paste (m) Flax seed press cake (s) Linseed oil (s)
|prodv=12☼ 20☼ 1☼ 1☼ 5}}
{{plant table row|name=Jute|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=2
|eat=n|cook=n
|prod=Jute plant fiber thread seeds
|prodv=12☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Hemp|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any temperate|value=2
|eat=n|cook=p
|prod=Hemp plant fiber thread Hemp flour Hemp seed paste (m) Hemp seed press cake (s) Hempseed oil (s)
|prodv=12☼ 20☼ 1☼ 1☼ 5}}
{{plant table row|name=Cotton|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=2
|eat=n|cook=n
|prod= Cotton plant fiber thread Cotton seed paste (m) Cotton seed press cake (s) Cotton seed oil (s)
|prodv=12☼ 1☼ 1☼ 5}}
{{plant table row|name=Ramie|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=2
|eat=n|cook=n
|prod=Ramie plant fiber thread Kenaf seed paste (m) Kenaf seed press cake (s) Kenaf seed oil (s)
|prodv=12☼ 1}}
{{plant table row|name=Kenaf|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical|value=2
|eat=n|cook=n
|prod=Kenaf plant fiber thread seeds
|prodv=12☼ 1☼ 1☼ 5}}
{{plant table row|name=Papyrus sedge|tile=?|color=?|biome=Any tropical wetland|value=?
|eat=?|cook=?
|prod=? seeds
|prodv=?☼ ?}}
|}
'''Notes:'''
:1 This is the value for a stack of 5 units, which is the number rendered from a single plant.
:2 Anything that can be cooked is edible afterwards. Note that cooking leaves no seeds for re-planting.
:3 These plants cannot be eaten/cooked until they are further processed, either by milling or extracting; see "products" column for process product.
:4 These plants cannot be grown on a farm plot as they have no seeds. They can only be acquired through plant gathering (in season only) or trade.
:5 Some products may require processing; see plant page for details.

== See also ==
* [[Farming]]

{{Category|Crops| }}