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{{catbox|DF2014:Flowers}}A 'flower' is a [[plant]] growth. In comparison to [[fruit]] and [[pod]]s, flowers do not contain [[seed]]s. In general, only flowers which are usable in some fashion will be collected and stockpiled by dwarves. Currently only [[date palm]] trees produce flowers that are usable in game. | {{catbox|DF2014:Flowers}}A 'flower' is a [[plant]] growth. In comparison to [[fruit]] and [[pod]]s, flowers do not contain [[seed]]s. In general, only flowers which are usable in some fashion will be collected and stockpiled by dwarves. Currently only [[date palm]] trees produce flowers that are usable in game. | ||
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Revision as of 09:23, 9 February 2015
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A 'flower' is a plant growth. In comparison to fruit and pods, flowers do not contain seeds. In general, only flowers which are usable in some fashion will be collected and stockpiled by dwarves. Currently only date palm trees produce flowers that are usable in game.
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