Difference between revisions of "Category:Trees & Shrubs"

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Tree	Family	Locale	Rarity	Habit	Wood Appearance	Wood Hardness	Fruit	Other Names	Notes
Candorwood	Sourleaf	Sand and gravel desert	Uncommon	Shrub	Dark grey	Medium Hard	Capsule	Sourleaf	Serves as an indicator of water quality.
Crag pine	Pine	Stony hills, sea cliffs	Common	Tree	Pale yellow	Moderately soft	Cone	Sorrow pine	Often found growing with blue oak
Lomombi	Plumetree	Riverbanks, oases	Common	Tree	Tawny gold	Medium	Fruit	Flywhisk

Tree	Family	Locale	Rarity	Habit	Wood Appearance	Wood Hardness	Fruit	Other Names	Notes
Blue oak	Oak	Stony hills	Common	Tree or shrub	Sandy, tight-grained	Hard	Acorn	Bard oak	Often found growing with crag pine
Crag pine	Pine	Stony hills, sea cliffs	Common	Tree	Pale yellow	Moderately soft	Cone	Seacoast pine, penitent pine	Often found growing with blue oak
Gloam pine	Pine	Forest edges or boggy soils	Common	Tree	Pinkish-cream	Moderately soft	Cone		Sometimes planted to make windbreaks and hedgerows.
Imber oak	Oak	Mature woods	Uncommon	Tree	Deep golden	Hard	Acorn	Crown oak, imber	Grows only in Ensor.
Liriol	Lilytree	Open woods	Uncommon	Tree	Green-tinged gold	Soft	Samara	Lily tree	Flowers, often planted in towns and gardens
Mistwood	Chestnut	Mature woods	Locally uncommon, rare elsewhere	Tree	Silvery	Moderately hard	Bur	Pignut	Generally found in damp foggy climates.
Yew	Yew	Mature woods	Moderately common	Tree	Tan to orange-brown	Medium	Aril	March yew, Ilexi yew	Poisonous.

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 | Sourleaf
 | Serves as an indicator of water quality.
+|-
+| '''Crag pine'''
+| Pine
+| Stony hills, sea cliffs
+| Common
+| Tree
+| Pale yellow
+| Moderately soft
+| Cone
+| Sorrow pine
+| Often found growing with blue oak
+|-
+| '''Lomombi'''
+| Plumetree
+| Riverbanks, oases
+| Common
+| Tree
+| Tawny gold
+| Medium
+| Fruit
+| Flywhisk
+|
 |-
 |}