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The '''willow''' is a type of [[above ground]] [[tree]] that is found only near rivers, pools or other water. It is found in nearly any [[biome]] that has trees. Like the overwhelming majority of overland trees, willow [[wood]] is brown and produces brown [[carpenter|products]]. | The '''willow''' is a type of [[above ground]] [[tree]] that is found only near rivers, pools or other water. It is found in nearly any [[biome]] that has trees. Like the overwhelming majority of overland trees, willow [[wood]] is brown and produces brown [[carpenter|products]]. | ||
| − | With a [[density]] of 0.390 g/cm³ (compared to the average wood density of 0.600 g/cm³), this tree provides the sixth | + | With a [[density]] of 0.390 g/cm³ (compared to the average wood density of 0.600 g/cm³), this tree provides the sixth lightest wood. Compared with lighter trees, willows have the benefit of growing nearly everywhere (near water), while the lighter trees are excluded to certain climates and surroundings. |
Willow trees produce '''Willow fruit''', which cannot be stockpiled, brewed or cooked at present, leaving dwarves free to chop down these trees for wood, unless they particularly want a shady place to sit while fishing. | Willow trees produce '''Willow fruit''', which cannot be stockpiled, brewed or cooked at present, leaving dwarves free to chop down these trees for wood, unless they particularly want a shady place to sit while fishing. | ||