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|name=Willow
 
|symbol=⌠
 
|biome=
 
* Any {{L|temperate}}
 
* Any {{L|Forest|tropical forest}}
 
* {{L|Grassland|Tropical grassland}}
 
* {{L|Savanna|Tropical savanna}}
 
* {{L|Shrubland|Tropical shrubland}}
 
* {{L|Swamp|Tropical freshwater swamp}}
 
* {{L|Swamp|Tropical saltwater swamp}}
 
* {{L|Marsh|Tropical freshwater marsh}}
 
* {{L|Marsh|Tropical saltwater marsh}}
 
|wet=1
 
|density=420
 
}}
 
 
{{av}}
 
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The '''Willow''' is a type of {{L|above ground}} {{L|tree}}. It is in nearly any {{L|biome|moist}} environment that has trees. Like the overwhelming majority of overland trees, willow {{L|carpenter|wood}} is brown and produces brown products.  
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The '''willow''' is a type of [[above ground]] [[tree]]. It can be found in nearly any biome that supports trees, preferring to grow next to [[river]]s and [[murky pool]]s. Willow wood is slightly lighter than most other types of wood.
  
 
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{{Plants}}
 
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{{category|Surface trees}}

Latest revision as of 20:56, 24 August 2020

Willow

Biome

Wet Dry
Properties
Deciduous No
Density 420

Wikipedia article

This article is about an older version of DF.

The willow is a type of above ground tree. It can be found in nearly any biome that supports trees, preferring to grow next to rivers and murky pools. Willow wood is slightly lighter than most other types of wood.

Surface
Subterranean
Surface
AcaciaAlderAshBirchCacao treeCandlenutCedarChestnutFeather treeGlumprongHighwoodKapokLarchMahoganyMango treeMangroveMapleOakPalmPineRubber treeSaguaroWillow
Subterranean