Plant

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A plant can either be a plant structure or a plant block. A plant structure is composed entirely of plant blocks, which includes flowers, leaves, logs, propagules, roots, and crops. Aquatic plants can be found in water, and terrestial plants can be found on land. Most plant blocks are renewable, generally by growing them. All plants can be put in the composter. Some plants and other vegetative bodies can generate underground. Some plants are affected by light, water, weather, biome, or their proximity to certain blocks.

Many food items are also made from plants, but are not listed here, because they are the crafting products of plants.

Minecraft

Blocks

Items

Mobs

Generated features

Large scale versions of the blocks listed above, and other natural flora, make up the plant-like features in Minecraft.

Removed or unimplemented

Static blocks or features that have been removed or are unimplemented.

Mobs
Blocks
Items
Generated features

April Fools'

Mobs

Blocks
Items
Generated features

Minecraft: Story Mode

Items

Mobs

Minecraft Earth

Blocks

Items

Entities

Mobs

Unimplemented

Blocks
Items

Minecraft Dungeons

Items

Consumables

Flairs

Mobs

Cosmetic
Enemies

Unused

Minecraft Legends

Mobs

Structures

Others

A Minecraft Movie

Mobs

Items

Generated features

Minecraft Blast

Minecraft Dungeons II

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