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Revision as of 05:12, 24 November 2023
| Mycelium | |
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| Type: | Solid, natural |
| Mine with: | Hand, Shovels |
| Drops: | Dirt Itself (with Silk Touch) |
| Stackable: | Yes, 64 |
| Flammable: | No |
| Physics: | None |
| Found naturally: | Yes |
| Renewable: | No |
| Identifier: | mycelium |
Mycelium is the scientific name for what we call mushroom roots. Mycelium can be found naturally in a mushroom biome where dirt would normally be found. Giant mushrooms, along with normal mushrooms, generate on mycelium. Mycelium also emits small particles, representing mushroom spores. Once you've mined a block of Mycelium, it will become normal dirt. If you place dirt in a mushroom biome, it will not convert into Mycelium.
Trivia
- In previous versions the only way to get mycelium in your farm was to push it from the mushroom biome to your farm with a piston.
- Mycelium can be mined with a tool enchanted with silk touch. If the tool contains silk touch it will drop mycelium.
- Mycelium cannot be converted into farmland without turning it into dirt.
