Elanthian Flora Guide/Low Brush and Bushes - Revision history

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	'''Thornberry''': Pale pink berries grow within a thicket of thorny vines, making their sweet treasure difficult to harvest. Additionally, the prickly underside of the leafy foliage adds hinderance.		'''Thornberry''': Pale pink berries grow within a thicket of thorny vines, making their sweet treasure difficult to harvest. Additionally, the prickly underside of the leafy foliage adds hinderance.

			'''Thrakwood:''' Grows in and around Solhaven. See [[Thrakwood]] for details.

	'''Traesharm''': These low berry bushes are often used to make decorative hedges, more prized for the showy green and white variated foliage than for the violet fruits.		'''Traesharm''': These low berry bushes are often used to make decorative hedges, more prized for the showy green and white variated foliage than for the violet fruits.

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	\|[[#S\|Sassafras ]] \|\| Good brewed into a tea, or made into a syrup that can flavor a variety of brewed beverages.\|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X		\|[[#S\|Sassafras ]] \|\| Good brewed into a tea, or made into a syrup that can flavor a variety of brewed beverages.\|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X
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	\|[[#S\|Smastan]] \|\| Often, smastan berries are used for punch drinks and desserts or other sweets. One particular bush seems to have some rather odd properties to it, but it is in no way typical for the species. \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\|		\|[[#S\|Smastan]] \|\| Often, smastan berries are used for punch drinks and desserts or other sweets. One particular bush seems to have some rather odd properties to it, but it is in no way typical for the species.\|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\|
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	'''Sassafras''': A deciduous tree with irregularly lobed leaves and aromatic bark, leaves, and branches.		'''Sassafras''': A deciduous tree with irregularly lobed leaves and aromatic bark, leaves, and branches.

			'''Smastan''': A very rare, small ornamental bush that grows very low to the ground, with red, edible berries and waxy green leaves. While wild speculation and tall tales surround the origin of the term "smastan," the reality is much more prosaic. It's a polyglot amalgamation, combining elements of the gnomish words for "sugary," and "sweet," as well as the bardic guild's term for "sweet drink," the latter typically referring to a fermented drink coveted after performances. It's believed that fermented smastan berry drinks had extra recovery properties for parched bards. Modern bards do not appear to have such a preference, however, and the Bard's Guild is stoically silent on the matter.
	'''Smastan''': A very rare, small ornamental bush that grows very low to the ground, with red, edible berries and waxy green leaves.

	'''Snowberry''':A shrub bearing small pinkish flowers and white berries.		'''Snowberry''':A shrub bearing small pinkish flowers and white berries.

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			{{official-document\|Title='''Elanthian Flora Guide: Low Brush and Bushes'''}}
	''Follow the name link for a description of that lichen,moss, of fungi:''		''Follow the name link for a description of that lichen,moss, of fungi:''

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	\|[[#S\|Sassafras ]] \|\| Good brewed into a tea, or made into a syrup that can flavor a variety of brewed beverages.\|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X		\|[[#S\|Sassafras ]] \|\| Good brewed into a tea, or made into a syrup that can flavor a variety of brewed beverages.\|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X
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	\|[[#S\|Smastan]] \|\| Often, ~~smastanberries~~ are used for punch drinks and desserts or other sweets. One particular bush seems to have some rather odd properties to it, but it is in no way typical for the species. \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\|		\|[[#S\|Smastan]] \|\| Often, smastan berries are used for punch drinks and desserts or other sweets. One particular bush seems to have some rather odd properties to it, but it is in no way typical for the species. \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\|
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			[[File:Bearberry.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Alpine Bearberry]]
	'''Bearberry, Apline''': Mat-forming shrubs, especially native to temperate zones, bearing small leathery leaves, white or pinkish urn-shaped flowers, and red berrylike fruits.		'''Bearberry, Apline''': Mat-forming shrubs, especially native to temperate zones, bearing small leathery leaves, white or pinkish urn-shaped flowers, and red berrylike fruits.

			[[File:Bilberry.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Dwarf Bilberry]]
	'''Bilberry, Dwarf''': See Blueberry (below). This smaller version of the plant produces a smaller, more tart berry.		'''Bilberry, Dwarf''': See Blueberry (below). This smaller version of the plant produces a smaller, more tart berry.

	'''Blueberry ''': White to reddish, urn-shaped or tubular flowers and edible blue to blue-black berries, amid small green oval leaves.		'''Blueberry ''': White to reddish, urn-shaped or tubular flowers and edible blue to blue-black berries, amid small green oval leaves.

			[[File:Boxwood.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|Boxwood]]
	'''Boxwood''': An ornamental, dark evergreen shrub, usually trimmed into hedges or topiary. Rare varieties can bear varigated yellow and green foliage.		'''Boxwood''': An ornamental, dark evergreen shrub, usually trimmed into hedges or topiary. Rare varieties can bear varigated yellow and green foliage.

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	\|[[#B\|Bearberry, Alpine]] \|\|n/a\|\| X\|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\|[[#B\|Bearberry, Alpine]] \|\|n/a\|\| X\|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|

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	\|[[#B\|Bearberry, Alpine]] \|\|n/a\|\| X\|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\|[[#B\|Bearberry, Alpine]] \|\|n/a\|\| X\|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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	\|[[#B\|Bilberry, Dwarf] \|\| n/a \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| X \|\| \|\| X		\|[[#B\|Bilberry, Dwarf]] \|\| n/a \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| X \|\| \|\| X
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	\|[[#B\|Blueberry ]] \|\| Favored to eat fresh off the bush or baked into pies, tarts, and muffins. Makes a good jam, too. \|\| X \|\| \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X		\|[[#B\|Blueberry ]] \|\| Favored to eat fresh off the bush or baked into pies, tarts, and muffins. Makes a good jam, too. \|\| X \|\| \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X \|\| X

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	! ~~Flower~~ \|\|Uses \|\| IMT \|\| KD \|\| MH \|\| PTP \|\| RR \|\| SOL \|\| TI \|\| TV \|\| WL \|\| ZL		! Low Brush and bushes \|\|Uses \|\| IMT \|\| KD \|\| MH \|\| PTP \|\| RR \|\| SOL \|\| TI \|\| TV \|\| WL \|\| ZL
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	\|[[#B\|Bearberry, Alpine]] \|\|n/a\|\| X\|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\|[[#B\|Bearberry, Alpine]] \|\|n/a\|\| X\|\| \|\| \|\| X \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|