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Revision as of 02:43, 4 May 2015
Sandbox
Production
Art bench, Biofuel refinery, Brewery, Butcher spot, Butcher table, Campfire, Crafting spot, Deep drill, Drug lab, Electric crematorium, Electric smelter, Electric smithy, Electric stove, Electric tailor bench, Fabrication bench, Fermenting barrel, Fueled smithy, Fueled stove, Hand tailor bench, Hi-tech research bench, Hopper, Hydroponics basin, Infinite chemreactor, Machining table, Nutrient paste dispenser, Simple research bench, Stonecutter's table, Sun lamp
Plants
An enormous purple mushroom. Its size and glowing protrusions make this fungus beautiful to look at. It dies when exposed to light.
A large-leafed desert plant with edible flowers and stalks.
Agave is a plant that naturally occurs in arid shrublands, deserts, and extreme deserts. As with any other bush-type plant, agave's growth progress goes back to 30% when harvested, and agave can't be grown by the player. A mature agave plant yields 10 pieces of agave fruit.
A tropical plant. Its extremely broad leaves are a commonly-recognized signifier of tropical forests.
A rare wild bush which yields the ambrosia fruit. Ambrosia fruit is delicious and produces a drug-like mood boost. Ambrosia cannot be farmed, which makes wild ambrosia groves very valuable.
Its rarity, beauty, and desirability are why ambrosia was named after the food of the ancient Greek gods.
Ambrosia bushes are an exotic plant in RimWorld which only naturally occur through the ambrosia sprout event, and therefore can't be grown by the player. A mature ambrosia bush yields 
4 ambrosia.
A grass infused with luminous microorganisms. Tribal peoples find that anima grass grows around the base of an anima tree as they meditate. It seems to reflect some kind of strengthening of the tree's psychic power.
Offworld scientists have tried to study the phenomenon, but the grass degenerates into normal plant matter when observed too closely.
Animals refuse eat[sic] anima grass. Tribal stories say this is done out of respect and fear.
A rare tree with warm, skin-smooth bark and long iridescent leaves. Infused with bioluminescent micro-organisms, anima trees develop a unique form of psychic symbiosis with surrounding lifeforms, allowing them to grow in a wide variety of biomes.
If a person (psycaster or not) meditates near an anima tree, it will grow anima grass around its base. Once enough grass is grown, it becomes possible to carry out a psychic linking ritual with the tree and upgrade a person's psychic powers. Only tribal peoples know the secret of this ritual. Tribal psycasters are also able to draw psyfocus from anima trees while meditating to them.
Anima trees' psychic properties are weakened if artificial structures are placed nearby. They refuse to be caged or studied, and must remain part of nature.
Most tribes believe that anima trees are not simply trees, but are rather the physical extremities of a single world spirit.
A small perennial wildflower that grows in alpine climates.
A fast-growing tree-like plant that grows in dense groves. Bamboo can be harvested for a wood-like material. The plant itself is not beautiful.
A bushy wild plant which yields delicious berries. Berries can be cooked, but they're also good to eat even when raw.
Berry bushes are a wild plant that naturally occurs in temperate forests, temperate swamps, tropical rainforests, tropical swamps, arid shrublands, boreal forests, cold bogs, and tundra. As with any other bush-type plant, berry bush's growth progress goes back to 30% when harvested, and they can't be grown by the player. A mature berry bush yields 10 berries.
A temperate-biome tree known for its thin, white, paper-like bark.
Birch trees are trees that naturally occur in boreal forests and tundras. Birch trees can also be grown by the player in any biome, but can't be sown in hydroponics. A mature birch tree yields 30 wood.
A small tree, pruned and shaped to look visually pleasing.
Tangled, thorny, woody shoots covered with leaves. Brambles grow in clusters, and slow down anyone moving over them.
A blue moss typically found in deep, dark caves. It is sticky, with tangled fibers, which slows anyone walking over it. Dies when exposed to light.
A burned tree stump. It's ugly and yields very little usable wood.
A short shrub. Does not typically talk.
One of the most common rainforest trees. Cecropia grows very fast, but yields little usable wood.
Cecropia trees are a plant that only naturally occurs in tropical rainforests. Cecropia trees can also be grown by the player in any biome, but can't be sown in hydroponics. A mature cecropia tree yields 20 wood.
Tangled masses of cord-like, spiky vines which coil in great masses along the ground. Chokevine greatly slows down anyone who moves over it. Multiple tribes have independently generated stories of chokevine strangling children to death in the night, as a way to scare kids into coming home before dark.
A stump left behind after a tree has been felled. The stump can be extracted but yields very little usable wood. Left outdoors, the stump will deteriorate in time.
An unusual plant with tall, pretty flowers. Some call it the 'bush lily'.
A tropical tree that produces chocolate, genetically engineered to sweeten its own product, and survive in slightly less-warm climates.
A tall grain plant which produces ears of soft, edible seeds. While corn takes a long time to grow, it yields lots of food compared to other crops. Harvested corn takes a long time to spoil.
A mid-size crop that yields fine white cotton fibers. These are used to make cloth.
The cotton plant is a player-growable production crop with a moderate yield and slightly longer growing cycle. A mature cotton plant yields 10 cloth.
A tall coniferous tree often found in swamps. Despite its slow growth, planting these trees can be profitable as a low-effort, long-term investment because they yield so much usable wood.
A tiny yellow flower which grows in large clusters. Though it is often considered a weed, dandelions in bloom are quite beautiful.
A cultivated flower with wide petals and a short lifespan. Daylilies are very beautiful, but must be replanted often.
This fragile mushroom was genetically engineered to produce a silk net that is both difficult to tear and soft to the touch. While the mushroom takes a very long time to grow, only exotic ultra-tech fabrics outperform its devilstrand fibers.
Some say it's called devilstrand because of its red color. Others think it owes its name to the greed it inspires in people.
Devilstrand mushroom is a player-growable production crop with a low yield, and very long growing cycle. Can't be sown in hydroponics, and is entirely immune to blight. Mature devilstrand yields 6 devilstrand.
A hardy desert tree topped with thick, pointed leaves.
An inedible, fibrous plant which produces a small amount of a wood-like substance.
Symbiotic moss that grows near Gauranlen trees.
A small pod that protects a single Gauranlen seed. This seed can be harvested and used to plant a Gauranlen tree.
A large, distinctive-looking tree with a unique life-cycle. Each Gauranlen tree contains a small non-conscious dryad queen. The queen births creatures called dryads which guard and tend the tree. In exchange, the tree nurtures its protectors by feeding them directly. From the outside, it appears the dryads are created by the tree directly and act as part of it.
It is possible for a person to form a connection with a Gauranlen tree and partially control the dryads it produces.
Some say Gauranlen trees are the homes of nature spirits that follow humanity across worlds.
A rare, giant flower which can be found deep in steaming jungles. You would think a giant flower would be beautiful, but this one looks and smells like rotting flesh.
A small brown mushroom typically found in caves. It smells like an old, dirty rag pulled from the stomach of a rotting muffalo - but it tastes surprisingly good when cooked. Dies when exposed to light.
Wild grass. Grows anywhere there is a little light and minimally fertile ground.
A small toxin-adapted tree with twisted branches. It can only grow on polluted terrain, and yields a meager amount of wood when harvested.
A mixture of nutrient-rich grasses which yield large amounts of hay. Hay is edible for animals, but not humans.
Haygrass is a player-growable food crop that is normally inedible for humans, but with a high yield. Haygrass can't be sown in hydroponics. Mature haygrass yields 18 hay.
A slow-growing plant which yields herbal medicine when harvested. Sowing and harvesting healroot are both very labor-intensive tasks because of its delicate shoots.
Healroot was selectively bred for centuries by settlers. It is sometimes also called "healer's hand" by tribespeople - a nickname it owes to its five major medicinal virtues.
Healroot is a plant that can be sown in growing zones or hydroponics basins and yields herbal medicine.
A flowering crop that yields hops, an essential ingredient in beer.
A plant that when harvested, yields hops that can then be used to produce beer. Hop plants can be planted in a growing zone or a hydroponics basin.
Various low broadleaf shrubs. These grow in clusters and slow down movement.
A common medium-sized tree, easily identifiable by its distinct three-pointed leaf.
Wild moss that grows in clumps in areas of low light and cool temperatures. Moss takes a long time to grow, but is very frost-resistant.
A meaty bioengineered mushroom grown for its nutritious value. It can grow on fungal gravel, but only in darkness - exposing it to any kind of light, including darklights, will kill it.
A hardwood tree. Oaks take a long time to grow, but their wood is so strong that 'oak' is used as a metaphor for strength across many cultures.
Oak trees are a plant that naturally occurs in temperate forests. Oak trees can also be grown by the player that biome, but can't be sown in hydroponics. A mature oak tree yields 50 wood.
A tropical tree with a tall, naked trunk topped by a cluster of very broad leaves. Unfortunately, this variety doesn't produce any edible coconuts.
A small cactus that resembles a cluster of pebbles. It can only grow on polluted terrain. It yields a meager amount of woody fiber when harvested.
A short cactus. It is so named because it resembles a pincushion.
A large conifer covered with prickly pine cones. It grows in a distinctive conical shape.
Pine trees are a plant that naturally occur in boreal forests and tundra. Pine trees can also be grown by the player in those biomes, but can't be sown in hydroponics. A mature pine tree yields 30 wood.
After generations of exposure, these trees have evolved to metabolize pollutants. By drawing pollutants from the ground through wide root networks, they slowly clean polluted terrain in their vicinity. However, they cannot do this if buildings are constructed over their roots.
Unlike most methods of cleaning polluted terrain, polux trees do not create toxic wastepacks.
A softwood tree that grows very fast. Unfortunately, its wood is weak and so it yields less useful material than hardwood trees.
Poplar trees are a tree that naturally occurs in boreal and temperate forests. Poplar trees can also be grown by the player in those biomes, but can't be sown in hydroponics. A mature poplar tree yields 27 wood.
A highly nutritious tuber. Potatoes grow well even in somewhat poor soil, and form a delicious crispy outer coating when fried in oil.