v0.31:Blood thorn

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Blood thorn

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Biome
Template:L (Depth 3) Template:L (Depth 3)
Wet Dry
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Properties
Deciduous	no
Density	1250
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Products

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These sickening-looking trees grow only in the deepest caverns, and have the dubious distinction of being the most dense Template:L in Dwarf Fortress, with the Template:L ranking in second place. Blood thorns are approximately half as dense as most stones.

They are also unique in that they Template:L crimson Template:L, which can be made into (heavy) crimson wood products, ideally Template:L bolts. Curiously, trampled young blood thorns are purple rather than dark gray, possibly due to all the blood stains on it.

Blood thorns are unique in that they can grow in cavern layers that are devoid of water - when this happens, blood thorns will be the only plants present.

Raws

[PLANT:BLOOD_THORN] [NAME:blood thorn][NAME_PLURAL:blood thorn][ADJ:blood thorn] [USE_MATERIAL_TEMPLATE:STRUCTURAL:STRUCTURAL_PLANT_TEMPLATE] [BASIC_MAT:LOCAL_PLANT_MAT:STRUCTURAL] [USE_MATERIAL_TEMPLATE:WOOD:WOOD_TEMPLATE] [STATE_NAME:ALL_SOLID:blood thorn] [STATE_ADJ:ALL_SOLID:blood thorn] [PREFIX:NONE] [STATE_COLOR:ALL_SOLID:CRIMSON] [DISPLAY_COLOR:4:0:0] [TREE:LOCAL_PLANT_MAT:WOOD] [TREE_TILE:181] [DEAD_TREE_TILE:181] [PREFSTRING:sickening appearance] [WET][DRY] [BIOME:SUBTERRANEAN_WATER] [BIOME:SUBTERRANEAN_CHASM] [UNDERGROUND_DEPTH:3:3] [SOLID_DENSITY:1250] [TREE_COLOR:4:0:0] [DEAD_TREE_COLOR:5:0:0] [SAPLING_COLOR:4:0:0] [DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:5:0:0]

V · T · E Plants
Crops and shrubs Surface Blade weed • Bloated tuber • Fisher berry • Hide root • Kobold bulb • Longland grass • Muck root • Prickle berry • Rat weed • Rope reed • Sliver barb • Sun berry • Valley herb • Whip vine • Wild strawberry Subterranean Cave wheat • Dimple cup • Pig tail • Plump helmet • Quarry bush • Sweet pod
Trees Surface Acacia • Alder • Ash • Birch • Cacao tree • Candlenut • Cedar • Chestnut • Feather tree • Glumprong • Highwood • Kapok • Larch • Mahogany • Mango tree • Mangrove • Maple • Oak • Palm • Pine • Rubber tree • Saguaro • Willow Subterranean Black-cap • Blood thorn • Fungiwood • Goblin-cap • Nether-cap • Spore tree • Tower-cap • Tunnel tube
Grasses Surface Meadow-grass • Hair grass • Bentgrass • Ryegrass • Fescue grass • Reedgrass • Knotgrass • Zoysia • Dog's tooth grass • Dallisgrass • Carpetgrass • Satintail • Grama • Dropseed grass • Needle grass • Baby toes succulent • Pebble plant • Blue sedge • Field sedge • Purple moor grass • Velvet grass • Meadowsweet • Rush • Marsh thistle • Common reed • Cattail • Sawgrass • Cottongrass • White mountain heather • Mountain avens • Cloudberry • Wormy tendril • Staring eyeball • Bubble bulb • Downy grass • Arrow bamboo • Golden bamboo • Hedge bamboo Subterranean Cave moss • Floor fungus