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--><noinclude>This page '''lists all renewable resources''' in the game. Note that experience is not considered a "resource" on this page; only items and blocks are.</noinclude>
<includeonly>=</includeonly>== Base renewables ==<includeonly>=</includeonly>
{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible" style="width:100%" data-description=renewables
!Resource
!Renewable base source
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Amethyst Cluster}}
*{{BlockLink|Large Amethyst Bud}}
*{{BlockLink|Medium Amethyst Bud}}
*{{BlockLink|Small Amethyst Bud}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|budding amethyst}} Grown from budding amethyst in amethyst geodes. Requires [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Armadillo Scute}}
|{{EntitySprite|armadillo}} Dropped by armadillos every 5–10 minutes or when they are [[Minecraft:brush]]ed.
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|{{ItemLink|Bamboo}}
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*{{BlockSprite|bamboo}} Grown over other bamboo.
*{{EntitySprite|panda}} Dropped by pandas.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing in jungle biomes.
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|{{BlockLink|Basalt}}
|{{BlockSprite|lava}} Created when [[Minecraft:lava]] flows over soul soil next to blue ice.
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|{{ItemLink|Bone}}
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*{{EntitySprite|skeleton}} Dropped by skeletons, strays, bogged, parched, wither skeletons, and skeleton horses.
*{{EntitySprite|cod}} Dropped by all fish mobs.{{only|BE}}
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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|{{ItemLink|Blaze Rod}}
|{{EntitySprite|blaze}} Dropped by blazes.
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|{{ItemLink|Breeze Rod}}
|{{EntitySprite|breeze}} Dropped by breezes.
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|{{BlockLink|Cactus Flower}}
|{{BlockSprite|cactus}} Grown on cacti.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Carrot}}
*{{ItemLink|Potato}}
}}
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*{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s when killed by a player or a tamed [[Minecraft:wolf]].
*{{ItemSprite|diamond hoe}} Grown on [[Minecraft:farmland]].
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|{{BlockLink|Chorus Flower}}
|{{BlockSprite|chorus plant}} Grown on End stone.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Coal}}
|{{EntitySprite|wither skeleton}} Dropped by wither skeletons.
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|{{ItemLink|Cocoa Beans}}
|{{BlockSprite|jungle log}} Grown on jungle log or jungle wood.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Creeper Head}}
*{{BlockLink|Piglin Head}}
*{{BlockLink|Skeleton Skull}}
*{{BlockLink|Wither Skeleton Skull}}
*{{BlockLink|Zombie Head}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|charged creeper}} Dropped by the respective mob when killed by a charged creeper.
*{{EntitySprite|wither skeleton}} Wither skeletons rarely drop their skulls when killed by a player or a tamed [[Minecraft:wolf]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Blue Egg}}
*{{ItemLink|Brown Egg}}
*{{ItemLink|Egg}}
}}
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*{{EntitySprite|chicken}} Dropped by respective chicken variants every 5-10 minutes.
*{{EntitySprite|fox}} Normal eggs are dropped by foxes that spawn holding the item.
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|{{ItemLink|Feather}}
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*{{EntitySprite|chicken}} Dropped by chickens and parrots.
*{{EntitySprite|fox}} Dropped by foxes that spawn holding the item.
*{{EntitySprite|cat}} Gifted by cats.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Froglight}}
|{{EntitySprite|frog}} Dropped when a frog eats a magma cube.
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|{{ItemLink|Ghast Tear}}
|{{EntitySprite|ghast}} Dropped by ghasts.
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|{{ItemLink|Glow Ink Sac}}
|{{EntitySprite|glow squid}} Dropped by glow squids.
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|{{ItemLink|Goat Horn}}
|{{EntitySprite|goat}} Dropped if a goat rams into specific blocks.
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|{{ItemLink|Honeycomb}}
|{{BlockSprite|bee nest}} Collected from a full [[Minecraft:beehive]] or bee nest using [[Minecraft:shears]].
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|{{ItemLink|Ink Sac}}
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*{{EntitySprite|squid}} Dropped by squids.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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|Music discs: {{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc 13|"13"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Cat|"cat"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Blocks|"blocks"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Chirp|"chirp"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Far|"far"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Mall|"mall"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Mellohi|"mellohi"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Stal|"stal"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Strad|"strad"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Ward|"ward"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc 11|"11"}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Wait|"wait"}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|creeper}} Dropped by creepers when killed by a skeleton, bogged, stray, or parched.
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|{{ItemLink|Music Disc Lava Chicken|Music Disc "Lava Chicken"}}
|{{EntitySprite|chicken-jockey}} Dropped by chicken jockeys.
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|{{ItemLink|Music Disc Tears|Music disc "Tears"}}
|{{EntitySprite|ghast}} Dropped by ghasts when killed by a player-deflected fireball.
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|{{ItemLink|Nether Wart}}
|{{BlockSprite|soul sand}} Grown on soul sand.
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|{{BlockLink|Netherrack}}{{only|be}}
|{{EnvSprite|Nether portal}} Created when a Nether portal generates in the air.
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|{{ItemLink|Ominous Bottle}}
|{{EntitySprite|pillager}} Dropped by raid captains when is not participating in a raid.
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|{{ItemLink|Phantom Membrane}}
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*{{EntitySprite|phantom}} Dropped by phantoms when killed by a player or a tamed [[Minecraft:wolf]].
*{{EntitySprite|cat}} Gifted by cats.
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|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Pitcher Pod}}
*{{ItemLink|Torchflower Seeds}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|sniffer}} Dug by a sniffer from the ground.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Prismarine Crystals}}
*{{ItemLink|Prismarine Shard}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|guardian}} Dropped by guardians.
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|{{ItemLink|Pufferfish}}
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*{{EntitySprite|pufferfish}} Dropped by pufferfish mobs and rarely by guardians.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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|{{ItemLink|Rabbit Hide}}
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*{{EntitySprite|rabbit}} Dropped by rabbits.
*{{EntitySprite|fox}} Dropped by foxes that spawn holding the [[Minecraft:item]].
*{{EntitySprite|cat}} Gifted by cats.
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|{{ItemLink|Rabbit's Foot}}
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*{{EntitySprite|rabbit}} Dropped by rabbits.
*{{EntitySprite|fox}} Dropped by foxes that spawn holding the [[Minecraft:item]].
*{{EntitySprite|cat}} Gifted by cats.
*{{EntitySprite|husk}} Dropped by camel husk jockeys.
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|{{ItemLink|Raw Rabbit}}
|{{EntitySprite|rabbit}} Dropped by rabbits.
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|{{ItemLink|Raw Beef}}
|{{EntitySprite|cow}} Dropped by cows and mooshrooms.
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|{{ItemLink|Raw Chicken}}
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*{{EntitySprite|chicken}} Dropped by chickens.
*{{EntitySprite|cat}} Gifted by cats.
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|{{ItemLink|Raw Mutton}}
|{{EntitySprite|sheep}} Dropped by sheep.
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|{{ItemLink|Raw Porkchop}}
|{{EntitySprite|pig}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:pig]]s and hoglins.
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|{{ItemLink|Resin Clump}}
|{{EntitySprite|creaking}} Placed on pale oak [[Minecraft:log]] and wood when a creaking is attacked by the player.
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|{{ItemLink|Rotten Flesh}}
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*{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, [[Minecraft:husk]]s, drowned, zombie villagers, zombified piglins, zoglins, zombie horses, zombie nautiluses and camel husks.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
*{{EntitySprite|cat}} Gifted by cats.
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|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Sculk}}
*{{BlockLink|Sculk Sensor}}
*{{BlockLink|Sculk Vein}}
*{{BlockLink|Sculk Shrieker}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|sculk catalyst}} Created when a [[Minecraft:mob]] that drops experience dies near a sculk catalyst. Requires [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Sculk Catalyst}}
|{{EntitySprite|warden}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:warden]]s.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Shulker Shell}}
|{{EntitySprite|shulker}} Dropped by shulkers.
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|{{BlockLink|Snow}}
|{{BlockSprite|snow}} Snow layers naturally form when it snows, or when snow golems walk in certain biomes. Require a shovel with [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
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|{{ItemLink|Spider Eye}}
|{{EntitySprite|spider}} Dropped by spiders, cave spiders, and [[Minecraft:witch]]es.
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|{{ItemLink|Sweet Berries}}
|{{BlockSprite|sweet berry bush}} Collected from sweet berry bushes.
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|{{ItemLink|Trial Key}}
|{{BlockSprite|trial spawner}} Rewarded by trial spawners once all mobs they spawned were killed.
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|{{ItemLink|Trident}}
|{{EntitySprite|drowned}} Rarely dropped by drowned that are holding them.
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|{{ItemLink|Tropical Fish}}
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*{{EntitySprite|tropical fish}} Dropped by tropical fish mobs and rarely by guardians.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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|{{BlockLink|Wither Rose}}
|{{EntitySprite|wither}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:mob]]s killed by a [[Minecraft:wither]].
|}

<includeonly>=</includeonly>== Hybrid renewables ==<includeonly>=</includeonly>
{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible" style="width:100%" data-description=renewables
!Resource
!Renewable base source
!Renewable compound source
|-
|{{ItemLink|Arrow}}
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*{{EntitySprite|skeleton}} Dropped by skeletons, strays, bogged, and parched.
*{{EntitySprite|pillager}} Dropped by pillagers.{{only|BE}}
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*{{EntitySprite|fletcher}} Trading with fletcher villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by fletcher villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:feather]]s, [[Minecraft:stick]]s and [[Minecraft:flint]].
*{{ItemSprite|Tipped Arrow}} Picking up a tipped arrow shot by the player or dispensers after it has been on the ground for {{convert|600|gt|s}}.
*{{ItemSprite|Crossbow}} Picking up an arrow shot by the player using a loaded [[Minecraft:crossbow]] dropped from pillagers or [[Minecraft:piglin]]s. Since the crossbow is already loaded when dropped, no arrow needs to be spent to fire it.
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|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Baked Potato}}
*{{ItemLink|Cooked Chicken}}
*{{ItemLink|Cooked Cod}}
*{{ItemLink|Cooked Mutton}}
*{{ItemLink|Cooked Porkchop}}
*{{ItemLink|Cooked Rabbit}}
*{{ItemLink|Cooked Salmon}}
*{{ItemLink|Steak}}
}}
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*{{EntitySprite|cow}} Dropped by the same mob that drops the respective uncooked item (zombies for baked potatoes{{Only|Java}}), if killed by [[Minecraft:fire]].
*{{BlockSprite|trial spawner}} Cooked chicken and baked potatoes are rewarded by trial spawners once all mobs they spawned were killed.
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*{{BlockSprite|furnace}} Smelting the respective uncooked item in a [[Minecraft:furnace]], [[Minecraft:smoker]], or on a [[Minecraft:campfire]].
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Steak, cooked chicken, mutton, porkchop, and rabbit are gifted by butcher villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|ominous trial spawner}} Steak and baked potatoes are rewarded by ominous trial spawners once all mobs they spawned were killed.
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|{{BlockLink|Banners}}
|{{EntitySprite|pillager}} Ominous banners are dropped by pillagers when they are a raid captain and are in a patrol or pillager outpost.
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*{{animate|EntitySprite_cartographer.png;EntitySprite_shepherd.png}} Trading with cartographer and shepherd villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:wool]] and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
*{{BlockSprite|water cauldron}} Using a water cauldron removes all layers of ominous banners and creates a white banner.
*{{EntitySprite|vindicator}} Ominous banners are dropped by pillagers, vindicators and evokers when they are a raid captain and are in a raid.{{only|JE}}
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|{{ItemLink|Beetroot Seeds}}
|{{ItemSprite|diamond hoe}} Grown on [[Minecraft:farmland]].
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
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|{{ItemLink|Bone Meal}}
|{{EntitySprite|cod}} Dropped by all fish mobs.{{only|JE}}
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*{{BlockSprite|composter}} Filling up a [[Minecraft:composter]] with renewable plants.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.{{only|BE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:bone]]s.
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|{{ItemLink|Bow}}
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*{{EntitySprite|skeleton}} Dropped by skeletons, strays, bogged, and parched.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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*{{EntitySprite|fletcher}} Trading with fletcher villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:string]] and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
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|{{ItemLink|Bowl}}
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*{{EntitySprite|turtle}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:turtle]]s if killed by lightning.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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*{{ItemSprite|rabbit stew}} Eating stew-like items. Of 4 such items, rabbit stew and suspicious stew can be renewably obtained without the need of an empty bowl first.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:planks]].
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|{{ItemLink|Bread}}
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*{{BlockSprite|trial spawner}} Rewarded by trial spawners once all mobs they spawned were killed.
*{{EntitySprite|farmer}} Farmer villagers may use [[Minecraft:wheat]] they have harvested to craft bread, which they can throw at other villagers.
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*{{EntitySprite|farmer}} Trading with farmer villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by farmer villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:wheat]].
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|{{BlockLink|Cactus}}
|{{BlockSprite|cactus}} Grown on [[Minecraft:sand]] or red sand.
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
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|{{ItemLink|Chainmail Armor}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, skeletons and their variants that are wearing the armor when killed by a player.
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*{{EntitySprite|armorer}} Trading with armorer villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by armorer villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
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|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Cobblestone}}
*{{BlockLink|Stone}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|lava}} Created when [[Minecraft:water]] and flowing [[Minecraft:lava]] meet.
|{{BlockSprite|furnace}} Smelting cobblestone results in stone; breaking stone with a non-Silk Touch pickaxe results in cobblestone.
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|{{ItemLink|Copper Armor}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, skeletons, and their variants that are wearing the armor when killed by a player.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafted with copper ingots.
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|{{ItemLink|Copper Ingot}}
|{{EntitySprite|drowned}} Rarely dropped by drowned.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafted with copper nuggets.
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|{{ItemLink|Crossbow}}
|{{EntitySprite|pillager}} Dropped by pillagers and [[Minecraft:piglin]]s that are holding them.
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*{{EntitySprite|fletcher}} Trading with fletcher villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots, [[Minecraft:stick]]s, [[Minecraft:string]] and tripwire hooks.
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|{{ItemLink|Diamond Armor}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped from extremely rare [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, skeletons and their variants that are wearing the armor when killed by a player.
|{{EntitySprite|armorer}} Trading with armorer villagers.{{until|Villager Trade Rebalance|nocat=1}}
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|{{ItemLink|Emerald}}
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*{{EntitySprite|fox}} Dropped by foxes that spawn holding the item.
*{{EntitySprite|villager}} It is possible to gain infinite emeralds through trading without an infinite supply of anything else, using discounts from curing zombie villagers and discounts from trading; for example, 2 emeralds = 1 bookshelf from librarian = 3 books = 3 emeralds from librarian.
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*{{EntitySprite|evoker}} Dropped by evokers and vindicators when killed by a player or a tamed [[Minecraft:wolf]].
*{{EntitySprite|villager}} Trading other renewable resources to [[Minecraft:villager]]s.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
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|{{ItemLink|Enchanted Book}} (all enchantments except Soul Speed, Swift Sneak, and Wind Burst)
|{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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*{{EntitySprite|librarian}} Trading with librarian villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|enchanting table}} Enchanting a [[Minecraft:book]] in an enchanting table (only non-treasure enchantments).
*{{EntitySprite|pillager}} Dropped by pillagers and vindicators during raids.{{only|BE}}
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|{{ItemLink|Ender Pearl}}
|{{EntitySprite|enderman}} Dropped by endermen.
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*{{EntitySprite|cleric}} Trading with cleric villagers.
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
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|{{BlockLink|End Stone}}
|{{EnvSprite|End gateway}} End gateways generate a small floating island of End stone when an entity travels through for the entity to land on, if there are no valid locations.{{only|BE}}
|{{EnvSprite|exit portal}} 16 blocks are generated under the edge of the exit portal when the ender dragon is respawned or killed.
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|{{ItemLink|Fishing Rod}}
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*{{EntitySprite|drowned}} Rarely dropped by drowned that spawn holding the item.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:string]] and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
*{{ItemSprite|warped fungus on a stick}} When a warped fungus on a stick is used to the point of zero durability, it becomes a fishing rod again.
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|{{ItemLink|Glass Bottle}}
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*{{EntitySprite|witch}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:witch]]es.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:glass]].
*{{ItemSprite|Potion of Regeneration}} Drinking [[Minecraft:potion]]s, some of which can be renewably obtained without the need of an empty bottle first.
*{{BlockSprite|cauldron}} Using a water bottle on an empty [[Minecraft:cauldron]] or no full water cauldron.
*{{ItemSprite|Water bottle}} Using a water bottle or splash water bottle on a [[Minecraft:dirt]], coarse dirt or rooted dirt.
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|{{ItemLink|Glowstone Dust}}
|{{EntitySprite|witch}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:witch]]es.
|{{BlockSprite|glowstone}} Breaking [[Minecraft:glowstone]] blocks.
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|{{ItemLink|Gold Armor}}
|{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:piglin]]s, [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, skeletons and their variants that are wearing the armor when killed by a player.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from gold ingots.
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|{{ItemLink|Gold Ingot}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombified piglin}} Dropped by zombified piglins when killed by a player or a tamed [[Minecraft:wolf]].
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from gold nuggets.
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|{{ItemLink|Gold Nugget}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombified piglin}} Dropped by zombified piglins.
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*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from gold ingots.
*{{BlockSprite|furnace}} Smelting gold armor, axes and swords.
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|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Golden Sword}}
*{{ItemLink|Golden Spear}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:piglin]]s and zombified piglins that spawn holding the item, when killed by a player.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from gold ingots and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
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|{{ItemLink|Gunpowder}}
|{{EntitySprite|creeper}} Dropped by creepers, [[Minecraft:witch]]es, and ghasts.
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
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|{{ItemLink|Iron Armor}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, skeletons and their variants that are wearing the armor, when killed by a player.
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*{{EntitySprite|armorer}} Trading with armorer villagers.
*{{EntitySprite|pillager}} Rarely dropped by pillagers and vindicators in raids.{{only|BE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots.
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Iron boots can be obtained through bartering.
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|{{BlockLink|Iron Bars}}
|{{EntitySprite|End crystal}} Generated as cages around the End crystals that are regenerated when the ender dragon is respawned.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots.
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|{{ItemLink|Iron Ingot}}
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*{{EntitySprite|iron golem}} Dropped by iron golems.
*{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s when killed by a player or a tamed wolf.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron nuggets.
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|{{ItemLink|Iron Spear}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s and [[Minecraft:husk]]s that spawn holding the item.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
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|{{ItemLink|Iron Sword}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s and [[Minecraft:husk]]s that spawn holding the item.
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*{{EntitySprite|pillager}} Rarely dropped by pillagers and vindicators in raids.{{only|BE}}
*{{EntitySprite|weaponsmith}} Trading with weaponsmith villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
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|{{ItemLink|Iron Tools}} (except hoes)
|{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Iron shovels are rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s and [[Minecraft:husk]]s that spawn holding the item, when killed by a player or a tamed wolf.
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*{{EntitySprite|toolsmith}} Trading with toolsmith villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
*{{EntitySprite|pillager}} Rarely dropped by pillagers and vindicators in raids.{{only|BE}}
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Iron axes are gifted by weaponsmith villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{EntitySprite|weaponsmith}} Iron axes can be bought from weaponsmith villagers.
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|{{ItemLink|Kelp}}
|{{BlockSprite|kelp}} Grown underwater over other kelp.
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
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|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Lapis Lazuli}}
*{{ItemLink|Redstone Dust}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|witch}} Redstone dust is dropped by [[Minecraft:witch]]es.
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*{{EntitySprite|cleric}} Trading with cleric villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by cleric villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Lapis lazuli can be bought from wandering traders.{{only|BE}}
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|{{ItemLink|Lead}}
|{{EntitySprite|trader llama}} Dropped if the lead between wandering traders and trader llamas is broken.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:string]].
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|{{ItemLink|Leather}}
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*{{EntitySprite|cow}} Dropped by cows, mooshrooms, llamas, donkeys, mules, [[Minecraft:horse]]s, and hoglins.
*{{EntitySprite|fox}} Dropped by foxes that spawn holding the item.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
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*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by leatherworker villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from rabbit hide.
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|{{ItemLink|Leather Armor}}
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*{{EntitySprite|zombie}} Rarely dropped by [[Minecraft:zombie]]s, skeletons and their variants that are wearing the armor when killed by a player.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Leather boots can be obtained from fishing.
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*{{EntitySprite|leatherworker}} Trading with leatherworker villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:leather]].
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|{{BlockLink|Lily Pad}}
|{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
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|{{ItemLink|Magma Cream}}
|{{EntitySprite|magma cube}} Dropped by magma cubes.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:slimeball]]s and blaze powder.
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|{{BlockLink|Mangrove Propagule}}
|{{BlockSprite|mangrove propagule}} Appears on mangrove trees grown from other propagules (only propagules with <code>age=4</code> drop themselves).
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*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on mangrove leaves.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
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|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Melon}}
*{{BlockLink|Pumpkin}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|melon stem}} Grown from melon stems and pumpkin stems, respectively.
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*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Pumpkins can be bought from wandering traders.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Melons can be crafted from melon slices.
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|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Melon Seeds}}
*{{ItemLink|Pumpkin Seeds}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|diamond hoe}} Grown on [[Minecraft:farmland]].
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*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from melon slices and [[Minecraft:pumpkin]]s, respectively.
*{{ItemSprite|shears}} Pumpkin seeds can be sheared from pumpkins.
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|{{ItemLink|Milk Bucket}}
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Dropped by wandering traders if killed while holding the item.{{only|JE}}
|{{EntitySprite|cow}} Using an empty [[Minecraft:bucket]] on cows, mooshrooms, or goats.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Red Mushroom}}
*{{BlockLink|Brown Mushroom}}
}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|mushrooms}} Mushrooms slowly spread to other blocks nearby if there are less than 5 mushrooms in the area.
*{{ItemSprite|shears}} Using [[Minecraft:shears]] on mooshrooms or bogged.
*{{EntitySprite|zombie horseman}} Red mushrooms can be obtained by killing zombie horsemen.
|
*{{BlockSprite|mushroom blocks}} Breaking mushroom blocks.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Name Tag}}
|{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
|
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} [[Minecraft:Crafting]] with [[Minecraft:paper]] and metal nuggets.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Nautilus Shell}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
*{{EntitySprite|nautilus}} Rarely dropped by nautiluses.
*{{EntitySprite|drowned}} Dropped by drowned holding the item.
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Obsidian}}
|
*{{EnvSprite|Nether portal}} Entering a Nether portal for which there is no matching exit generates a new portal of 14 [[Minecraft:obsidian]] blocks (18 if it generates in mid air).
*{{EnvSprite|End portal}} An entity traveling to [[Minecraft:the End]] regenerates the 5×5 obsidian platform.
|
*{{EntitySprite|End crystal}}{{EnvSprite|End spike}} The End spikes in the End are regenerated when ender dragon is respawned.
*{{BlockSprite|lava}} Created when a [[Minecraft:lava]] source block collides with [[Minecraft:water]].
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Pointed Dripstone}}
|{{BlockSprite|dripstone block}} Can grow into stalactites and stalagmites, which result in more pointed dripstone when mined.
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Poppy}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|iron golem}} Dropped by iron golems.
*{{EntitySprite|copper golem}} Shearing off of copper golems that have been gifted them by iron golems.
|
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by [[Minecraft:Villager#Baby_villagers|baby villager]]s once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on grass blocks in certain biomes.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Potion}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|witch}} Potions of Healing, Fire Resistance, Swiftness, and Water Breathing are dropped by [[Minecraft:witch]]es if they die while drinking that potion.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Potions of Invisibility are dropped by wandering traders if killed while holding the item.
*{{BlockSprite|trial spawner}} Potions of Regeneration and Swiftness are rewarded by trial spawners once all mobs they spawned were killed.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Water bottles can be obtained by fishing.
|
*{{ItemSprite|brewing stand}} All potions obtainable in Survival, including splash and lingering variants, can be brewed using renewable ingredients.
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Potions and splash potions of Fire Resistance can be obtained by bartering.
*{{BlockSprite|ominous trial spawner}} Potions of Regeneration and Strength are rewarded by ominous trial spawners once all mobs they spawned were killed.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Raw Cod}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|cod}} Dropped by cod, dolphins, guardians, and polar bears.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
|{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by fishermen villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
|-
|{{ItemLink|Raw Salmon}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|salmon}} Dropped by salmon, polar bears, and rarely by guardians.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing. 
|{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by fishermen villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
|-
|{{ItemLink|Saddle}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
*{{EntitySprite|strider}} Dropped by striders that have the saddle on them.
|
*{{EntitySprite|ravager}} Dropped by ravagers.
*{{EntitySprite|leatherworker}} Trading with leatherworker villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:leather]] and iron ingots.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Saplings}}
|{{BlockSprite|leaves}} Grown into trees, which contain [[Minecraft:leaves]]. When leaves decay or are broken, they drop more saplings.
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Seagrass}}
|{{EntitySprite|turtle}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:turtle]]s.
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal underwater.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Slimeball}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|slime}} Dropped by slimes.
*{{EntitySprite|panda}} Dropped by baby pandas when they sneeze.
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Stick}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|witch}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:witch]]es.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
|
*{{BlockSprite|leaves}} Dropped by leaf blocks, when they decay or are broken.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:planks]] or [[Minecraft:bamboo]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Stone Sword}}
|{{EntitySprite|wither skeleton}} Dropped by wither skeletons.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:cobblestone]] or [[Minecraft:blackstone]] and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
|-
|{{ItemLink|String}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|spider}} Dropped by spiders, cave spiders, cats, and striders.
*{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
*{{EntitySprite|cat}} Gifted by cats.
|
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
*{{BlockSprite|cobweb}} Breaking [[Minecraft:cobweb]] with a [[Minecraft:sword]], a [[Minecraft:piston]], or flowing [[Minecraft:water]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Sugar}}
|{{EntitySprite|witch}} Dropped by [[Minecraft:witch]]es.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from sugar cane or honey bottles.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Sugar Cane}}
|{{BlockSprite|sugar cane}} Grown on [[Minecraft:sand]], [[Minecraft:dirt]] or dirt-like blocks, adjacent to [[Minecraft:water]].
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Tipped Arrow}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|stray}} Arrows of Slowness are dropped by strays.
*{{EntitySprite|bogged}} Arrows of Poison are dropped by bogged.
*{{EntitySprite|parched}} Arrows of Weakness are dropped by parched.
|
*{{EntitySprite|fletcher}} Trading with fletcher villagers. Arrows of Slow Falling can be bought only {{in|JE}}, while arrows of Decay only {{in|BE}}.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by fletcher villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:arrow]]s and matching lingering potions.
*{{ItemSprite|cauldron}} Tipping normal [[Minecraft:arrow]]s in [[Minecraft:cauldron]]s filled with that potion.{{only|BE}}
|-
|{{BlockLink|Tripwire Hook}}
|{{ItemSprite|fishing rod}} Fishing.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots, [[Minecraft:stick]]s, and [[Minecraft:planks]].
|-
|{{BlockLink|Twisting Vines}}
|{{BlockSprite|twisting vines}} Naturally grow upward when planted on the top of a block.
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Rarely created when bone meal is used on warped nylium.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Vines}}
|{{BlockSprite|vines}} Grown on the side of any [[Minecraft:block]]. Must be obtained with [[Minecraft:shears]].
|
*{{BlockSprite|jungle sapling}} Generated on the sides of 2×2 jungle trees grown from jungle saplings, as well as mangrove trees grown from mangrove propagules.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Warped Fungus on a Stick}}
|{{EntitySprite|zombified piglin}} Rarely dropped by zombified piglins that ride a strider.
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from fishing rods and warped fungus.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Weeping Vines}}
|{{BlockSprite|weeping vines}} Naturally grow downward when planted on the bottom of a block.
|{{BlockSprite|crimson fungus}} Generated on huge crimson fungi grown using bone meal on crimson fungus.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Wheat}}
|{{EntitySprite|fox}} Dropped by foxes that spawn holding the item.
|{{BlockSprite|wheat}} Breaking fully grown wheat crops.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Wheat Seeds}}
|{{ItemSprite|diamond hoe}} Grown on [[Minecraft:farmland]].
|
*{{BlockSprite|short grass}} Breaking short grass, tall grass, [[Minecraft:fern]], and large fern.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by nitwit and unemployed villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Wool}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|sheep}} Dropped by sheep.
*{{ItemSprite|shears}} Shearing sheep.
|
*{{EntitySprite|shepherd}} Trading with shepherd villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by shepherd villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:string]] and [[Minecraft:dye]]s.
|}

<includeonly>=</includeonly>== Compound renewables ==<includeonly>=</includeonly>
{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible" style="width:100%" data-description=renewables
!Resource
!Renewable compound source
|-
|{{Flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Allium}}
*{{BlockLink|Azure Bluet}}
*{{BlockLink|Blue Orchid}}
*{{BlockLink|Cornflower}}
*{{BlockLink|Dandelion}}
*{{BlockLink|Lily of the Valley}}
*{{BlockLink|Orange Tulip}}
*{{BlockLink|Oxeye Daisy}}
*{{BlockLink|Pink Tulip}}
*{{BlockLink|Red Tulip}}
*{{BlockLink|White Tulip}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on grass blocks in certain biomes.
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on the respective flower generates more copies of that flower nearby.{{only|BE}}
|-
|{{ItemLink|Amethyst Shard}}
|{{BlockSprite|amethyst cluster}} Breaking amethyst clusters without Silk Touch, or with a [[Minecraft:piston]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Apple}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|oak leaves}} Rarely dropped by oak leaves and dark oak leaves, when those decay or are broken.
*{{EntitySprite|farmer}} Trading with farmer villagers.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Azalea}}
*{{BlockLink|Flowering Azalea}}
}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|azalea leaves}} Grown into azalea trees using bone meal, which contain azalea leaves and flowering azalea leaves. When those decay or are broken, they drop more of respective type of azalea.
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on moss blocks.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Bell}}
*{{ItemLink|Bottle o' Enchanting}}
*{{ItemLink|Diamond Sword}}
*{{ItemLink|Diamond Tools}}
*{{ItemLink|Globe Banner Pattern}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|villager}} Trading with various types of [[Minecraft:villager]]s.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Beds}}
*{{BlockLink|Carpets}}
*{{ItemLink|Painting}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|shepherd}} Trading with shepherd villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:log]]s and [[Minecraft:wool]].
|-
|{{BlockLink|Bee Nest}}
|{{BlockSprite|oak sapling}} Has a 5% chance to generate with a birch or oak tree from a [[Minecraft:sapling]] within 2 blocks of a [[Minecraft:flower]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Beetroot}}
|{{BlockSprite|beetroots}} Breaking fully grown beetroot crops.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Big Dripleaf}}
*{{BlockLink|Bush}}
*{{BlockLink|Firefly Bush}}
*{{BlockLink|Glow Lichen}}
*{{BlockLink|Pale Hanging Moss}}
*{{ItemLink|Pink Petals}}
*{{BlockLink|Wildflowers}}
}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Grown over other of its respective plant by using bone meal.
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on small dripleaves creates a big dripleaf.
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on grass blocks in cherry grove biome creates pink petals.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Pale hanging moss, firefly bushes, and wildflowers can be bought from wandering traders.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Blackstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Crying Obsidian}}
*{{ItemLink|Enchanted Book}} (Soul Speed)
*{{BlockLink|Gravel}}
*{{ItemLink|Nether Quartz}}
*{{BlockLink|Soul Sand}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Block of Quartz}}
*{{BlockLink|Quartz Pillar}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|mason}} Trading with mason villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from nether quartz.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Block of Stripped Bamboo}}
*{{BlockLink|Stripped Logs}} 
*{{BlockLink|Stripped Stems}}
*{{BlockLink|Stripped Wood}}
*{{BlockLink|Stripped Hyphae}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|diamond axe}} Stripping the respective unstripped block.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Blue Ice}}
*{{BlockLink|Packed Ice}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:ice]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Book}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|bookshelf}} Breaking bookshelves with a non-Silk Touch tool.
*{{BlockSprite|grindstone}} Disenchanting renewable enchanted books.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by librarian villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:leather]] and [[Minecraft:paper]].
|-
|{{BlockLink|Bookshelf}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|librarian}} Trading with librarian villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:book]]s and [[Minecraft:planks]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Brick}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|furnace}} Smelting clay balls.
*{{EntitySprite|mason}} Trading with mason villagers.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Brown Mushroom Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Mushroom Stem}}
*{{BlockLink|Red Mushroom Block}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on either type of a [[Minecraft:mushroom]] creates a respective type of a huge mushroom, which contains mushroom blocks. These blocks require [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Bucket}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|milk bucket}} Drink milk. 
*{{ItemSprite|Cake}} Crafting cake. Bucket is a milk's crafting remainder. 
*{{ItemSprite|Bucket of aquatic mob}} Emptying a water buckets or bucket of aquatic mob.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Bucket of Axolotl}}
*{{ItemLink|Bucket of Cod}}
*{{ItemLink|Bucket of Pufferfish}}
*{{ItemLink|Bucket of Salmon}}
*{{ItemLink|Bucket of Tropical Fish}}
}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|water bucket}} Using a water bucket on the respective mob, which respawns naturally.
*{{EntitySprite|fisherman}} Bucket of cod can be bought from fisherman villagers.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Buckets of pufferfish and tropical fish can be bought from wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Bucket of Sulfur Cube}}{{upcoming|Chaos Cubed}}
|{{ItemSprite|bucket}} Using a [[Minecraft:bucket]] on a large sulfur cube, which respawns naturally.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Bucket of Tadpole}}
|{{BlockSprite|frogspawn}} Tadpoles hatch from [[Minecraft:frogspawn]] block. They can then be picked up with a water bucket.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Cake}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|farmer}} Trading with farmer villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from milk buckets, [[Minecraft:wheat]], [[Minecraft:sugar]], and [[Minecraft:egg]]s.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Campfire}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|fisherman}} Trading with fisherman villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:stick]]s, [[Minecraft:log]]s, and [[Minecraft:coal]] or [[Minecraft:charcoal]].
|-
|{{BlockLink|Carved Pumpkin}}
|{{ItemSprite|shears}} Carving out [[Minecraft:pumpkin]]s using [[Minecraft:shears]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Charcoal}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|campfire}} When a [[Minecraft:campfire]] is broken without [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]], it drops 2 charcoal.
*{{BlockSprite|Furnace}} Smelting [[Minecraft:log]]s.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Chipped Anvil}}
*{{BlockLink|Damaged Anvil}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|anvil}} Using up a normal [[Minecraft:anvil]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Chorus Fruit}}
|{{BlockSprite|chorus flower}} Dropped by chorus plant blocks.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Clay}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|pointed dripstone}} [[Minecraft:Mud]] placed above a block with pointed dripstone beneath it slowly dries out and turns into clay. Requires [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by mason villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from clay balls.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Clay Ball}}
|{{BlockSprite|clay}} Breaking [[Minecraft:clay]] blocks without [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Clock}}
*{{ItemLink|Compass}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|librarian}} Trading with librarian villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from gold ingots or iron ingots, and [[Minecraft:redstone]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Closed Eyeblossom}}
*{{BlockLink|Open Eyeblossom}}
}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on grass blocks in the pale garden biome ({{in|JE}}, this generates the variant corresponding to the time of day; {{in|BE}}, eyeblossom generates as closed regardless of time of day)
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on an eyeblossom generates more copies of that variant nearby.{{only|BE}}
*{{BlockSprite|open eyeblossom}} Open eyeblossom transforms into a closed one during the day, and vice versa during the night.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Wandering trader can sell open eyeblossoms.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Cobweb}}
|{{EffectSprite|Weaving}} Generated when mobs with the Weaving effect die.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Concrete}}
|{{BlockSprite|water}} [[Minecraft:Water]] touching concrete powder turns it into concrete.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Cookie}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|farmer}} Trading with farmer villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by farmer villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:wheat]] and cocoa beans.
|-
|All stages of oxidation of {{BlockLink|Copper Chest}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|copper golem}} Created upon building a copper golem.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from copper ingots and [[Minecraft:chest]]s.
|-
|All stages of oxidation of {{BlockLink|Copper Golem Statue}}
|{{EntitySprite|copper golem}} Created when a copper golem fully oxidizes.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Copper Nugget}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from copper ingots.
*{{BlockSprite|furnace}} Smelting copper armor.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Coral}}
*{{BlockLink|Coral Fans}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal underwater in warm ocean biomes.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Coral Blocks}}
*{{BlockLink|Red Sand}}
*{{BlockLink|Sand}}
*{{BlockLink|Small Dripleaf}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Crimson Fungus}}
*{{BlockLink|Crimson Roots}}
*{{BlockLink|Nether Sprouts}}
*{{BlockLink|Warped Fungus}}
*{{BlockLink|Warped Roots}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on [[Minecraft:nylium]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Crimson Nylium}}
*{{BlockLink|Warped Nylium}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on [[Minecraft:netherrack]] (only renewable {{in|BE}}) that is adjacent to nylium blocks converts the netherrack to that type of nylium.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Crimson Stem}}
*{{BlockLink|Nether Wart Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Shroomlight}}
*{{BlockLink|Warped Stem}}
*{{BlockLink|Warped Wart Block}}
}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|fungi}} Parts of huge fungi grown from Nether fungi with bone meal.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Nether wart blocks can also be crafted from Nether wart.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Dead Coral}}
*{{BlockLink|Dead Coral Blocks}}
*{{BlockLink|Dead Coral Fans}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|coral}} Drying out [[Minecraft:coral]], coral blocks, or coral fans, respectively.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Dirt}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|rooted dirt}} Using a [[Minecraft:hoe]] on a rooted dirt or coarse dirt.
*{{BlockSprite|podzol}} Mining [[Minecraft:podzol]], [[Minecraft:farmland]] or dirt paths without Silk Touch. Farmland and dirt paths‌{{only|JE}} drop dirt even if broken with Silk Touch.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Dirt Path}}
|{{BlockSprite|dirt}} Using a [[Minecraft:shovel]] on [[Minecraft:dirt]] or dirt-like block. Requires [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain {{in|BE}}; unobtainable in item form {{in|JE}}.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Dragon's Breath}}
|{{EntitySprite|ender dragon}} Using a glass bottle on the ender dragon's breath.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Dried Ghast}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from soul sand and ghast tears.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Dripstone Block}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|mason}} Trading with mason villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from pointed dripstone.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Dyes}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} All dyes can be obtained by trading with wandering traders.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} All dyes (except for green) can be crafted from [[Minecraft:flower]]s, cocoa beans or other dyes.
*{{BlockSprite|furnace}} Green dye can be smelted from [[Minecraft:cactus]].
*Additionally: red dye can be crafted from [[Minecraft:beetroot]]; blue dye from lapis lazuli; black dye from ink sac; white dye from bone meal; lime dye can be smelted from sea pickles.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Fern}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on grass blocks. Must be obtained with [[Minecraft:shears]].
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Fire Charge}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from blaze powder, [[Minecraft:gunpowder]], and [[Minecraft:coal]] or [[Minecraft:charcoal]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Flint}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|gravel}} Breaking [[Minecraft:gravel]] without Silk Touch.
*{{EntitySprite|fletcher}} Trading with fletcher villagers.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Glass}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|librarian}} Trading with librarian villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|Furnace}} Smelting [[Minecraft:sand]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Glazed Terracotta}}
*{{BlockLink|Stained Terracotta}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|mason}} Trading with mason villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting and smelting from [[Minecraft:terracotta]] and [[Minecraft:dye]]s.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Glistering Melon Slice}}
*{{ItemLink|Golden Carrot}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|farmer}} Trading with farmer villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from melon slices or [[Minecraft:carrot]]s, and gold nuggets.
*{{BlockSprite|ominous trial spawner}} Golden carrots are rewarded by ominous trial spawners once all mobs they spawned were killed.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Glow Berries}}
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on cave vines.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Glowstone}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|cleric}} Trading with cleric villagers.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from glowstone dust.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Golden Axe}}
|
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by weaponsmith villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from gold ingots and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Golden Dandelion}}
|
* {{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
* {{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from golden nuggets and [[Minecraft:dandelion]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Grass Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Mycelium}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|dirt}} Naturally spread to any nearby [[Minecraft:dirt]]. Requires [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Hanging Roots}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on rooted dirt.
*{{ItemSprite|Hoe}} Tilling rooted dirt with a [[Minecraft:hoe]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Honey Bottle}}
|{{BlockSprite|bee nest}} Collected from a full [[Minecraft:beehive]] or bee nest using glass bottles.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Ice}}
|{{BlockSprite|water}} Forms from [[Minecraft:water]] source blocks exposed under the sky in cold [[Minecraft:biome]]s or at high altitudes. Requires [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Iron Nugget}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|Piglin}} Bartering.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots.
*{{BlockSprite|furnace}} Smelting iron armor, chainmail armor, iron tools or swords.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Item Frame}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|cartographer}} Trading with cartographer villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:stick]]s and [[Minecraft:leather]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Lantern}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|librarian}} Trading with librarian villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron nuggets and [[Minecraft:torch]]es.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Lava Bucket}}
*{{ItemLink|Powder Snow Bucket}}
*{{ItemLink|Water Bucket}}
}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|bucket}} Using a [[Minecraft:bucket]] on the liquid or on a [[Minecraft:cauldron]] filled up with it.
*{{BlockSprite|sponge}} Reusable [[Minecraft:sponge]]s may become wet from flowing water, then smelted to produce a water bucket.
*{{ItemSprite|Bucket of Tropical Fish}} Using a bucket of tropical fish to feed an axolotl or nautilus to produce a water bucket.
*{{ItemSprite|Bucket of Pufferfish}} Using a bucket of pufferfish or bucket of cod to feed a nautilus to produce a water bucket.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Leather Horse Armor}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|leatherworker}} Trading with leatherworker villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:leather]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Lilac}}
*{{BlockLink|Peony}}
*{{BlockLink|Rose Bush}}
*{{BlockLink|Sunflower}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on the respective plant drops copies of that plant.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Logs}}
*{{BlockLink|Leaves}}
*{{BlockLink|Mangrove Roots}}
}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|saplings}} Parts of trees grown from [[Minecraft:azalea]], flowering azalea, propagules, and [[Minecraft:sapling]]s. Leaves require [[Minecraft:shears]] or [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Logs can be bought from wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Map}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|cartographer}} Trading with cartographer villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by cartographer villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:paper]] and [[Minecraft:compass]]es.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Melon Slice}}
|{{BlockSprite|melon}} Breaking [[Minecraft:melon]]s without Silk Touch.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Moss Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Pale Moss Block}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on a moss/pale moss block converts nearby [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:dirt]] and similar blocks to that type of moss.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Moss Carpet}}
*{{BlockLink|Pale Moss Carpet}}
}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on the respetive type of moss.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from the respective moss blocks.
*{{BlockSprite|mangrove propagule}} Regular moss carpets generate on mangrove trees grown from mangrove propagules.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Mud}}
|{{ItemSprite|water bottle}} Using a water bottle, splash water bottle, or lingering water bottle on [[Minecraft:dirt]], coarse dirt or rooted dirt.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Muddy Mangrove Roots}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|mangrove propagule}} Created when a mangrove tree grows, if the tree roots intersect with nearby [[Minecraft:mud]] blocks.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from mud and mangrove roots.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Mushroom Stew}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|mooshroom}} Using a [[Minecraft:bowl]] on a mooshroom.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:mushroom]]s and bowls.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Nether Brick}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
*{{BlockSprite|furnace}} Smelting [[Minecraft:netherrack]] (only renewable {{in|BE}}).
|-
|{{ItemLink|Nether Star}}
|{{EntitySprite|wither}} Dropped by the [[Minecraft:wither]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Ominous Trial Key}}
|{{BlockSprite|Ominous trial spawner}} Rewarded by ominous trial spawners once all mobs they spawned were killed.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Paper}}
|
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by cartographer villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from sugar cane.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Pitcher Plant}}
*{{BlockLink|Torchflower}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|pitcher pod}} Grown from pitcher pods and torchflower seeds, respectively.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Podzol}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|spruce sapling}} Growing a large spruce tree converts nearby moss blocks, [[Minecraft:dirt]], and dirt-like blocks into podzol.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Poisonous Potato}}
|{{BlockSprite|potatoes}} Rarely dropped from fully grown [[Minecraft:potato]] plants.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Polished Granite}}
*{{BlockLink|Polished Diorite}}
*{{BlockLink|Polished Andesite}}
}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|mason}} Trading with mason villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:cobblestone]] and Nether quartz.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Pumpkin Pie}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|farmer}} Trading with farmer villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by farmer villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:pumpkin]]s, [[Minecraft:sugar]], and [[Minecraft:egg]]s.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Rabbit Stew}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|butcher}} Trading with butcher villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from cooked rabbits, [[Minecraft:mushroom]]s, baked potatoes, [[Minecraft:carrot]]s, and [[Minecraft:bowl]]s.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Rooted Dirt}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|azalea}} Growing an [[Minecraft:azalea]] on moss blocks, [[Minecraft:dirt]], and dirt-like blocks converts them into rooted dirt.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Sea Pickle}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal underwater on coral blocks, or on already existing sea pickles.
*{{EntitySprite|wandering trader}} Trading with wandering traders.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Shears}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|shepherd}} Trading with shepherd villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from iron ingots.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Short Dry Grass}}
*{{BlockLink|Tall Dry Grass}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on short dry grass turns it into tall dry grass; using bone meal on tall dry grass creates short dry grass nearby.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Short Grass}}
|{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on grass blocks, moss blocks or pale moss blocks. Must be obtained with [[Minecraft:shears]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Sniffer Egg}}
|{{EntitySprite|sniffer}} Breeding sniffers with torchflower seeds.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Snowball}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|snow golem}} Dropped by snow golems.
*{{BlockSprite|snow}} Breaking [[Minecraft:snow]] or snow blocks with a non-Silk Touch shovel.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Snow Block}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:snowball]]s.
*{{BlockSprite|snow}} Stacking 8 layers of [[Minecraft:snow]] on top of each other drops a snow block when a shovel with [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] is used to break it.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Soul Soil}}
|{{BlockSprite|soul campfire}} Breaking soul campfires without Silk Touch.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Spectral Arrow}}{{only|JE}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|piglin}} Bartering.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from glowstone dust and [[Minecraft:arrow]]s.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Stone Tools}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|toolsmith}} Trading with toolsmith villagers.
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Gifted by toolsmith villagers once the player gains Hero of the Village.{{only|JE}}
*{{EffectSprite|hero of the village}} Stone axes are gifted by weaponsmith villagers, too.{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:cobblestone]] or [[Minecraft:blackstone]] and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Suspicious Stew}}
|
*{{EntitySprite|brown mooshroom}} Using a [[Minecraft:bowl]] on a brown mooshroom.
*{{EntitySprite|farmer}} Trading with farmer villagers.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:mushroom]]s, [[Minecraft:flower]]s, and bowls.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Torch}}
|
*{{EnvSprite|exit portal}} Generated at the exit portal whenever the ender dragon dies.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from [[Minecraft:coal]] or [[Minecraft:charcoal]] and [[Minecraft:stick]]s.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Totem of Undying}}
|{{EntitySprite|evoker}} Dropped by evokers that spawn in raids.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Turtle Egg}}
|{{EntitySprite|turtle}} Breeding [[Minecraft:turtle]]s with [[Minecraft:seagrass]]. Placed as a block in the world; requires [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]] to obtain.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Turtle Scute}}
|{{EntitySprite|turtle}} Dropped by baby [[Minecraft:turtle]]s (hatched from turtle eggs) when they grow up.
|-
|All stages of oxidation of:
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Block of Copper}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Chiseled Copper}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Bars}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Bulb}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Chain}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Chest}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Golem Statue}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Grate}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Lantern}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Copper Trapdoor}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Cut Copper}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Cut Copper Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Cut Copper Stairs}}
*{{BlockLink|Waxed Lightning Rod}}
}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|honeycomb}} Using a [[Minecraft:honeycomb]] on the respective unwaxed block.
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from honeycomb and the respective unwaxed block.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Written Book}}
|{{ItemSprite|book and quill}} Signing books and quills.
|}

<includeonly>=</includeonly>=== Crafting, smelting, and stonecutting only ===<includeonly>=</includeonly>
{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible" style="width:100%" data-description=renewables
!Resource
!Renewable ingredients
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Anvil}}
*{{BlockLink|Block of Iron}}
*{{BlockLink|Cauldron}}
*{{BlockLink|Chain}}
*{{BlockLink|Heavy Weighted Pressure Plate}}
*{{BlockLink|Iron Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Iron Trapdoor}}
*{{ItemLink|Minecart}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Iron Ingot}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Bamboo Mosaic}}
*{{BlockLink|Barrel}}
*{{BlockLink|Block of Bamboo}}
*{{ItemLink|Boats}}
*{{ItemSprite|all boats with chest|Boats with Chests}}
*{{BlockLink|Chest}}
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Bookshelf}}
*{{BlockLink|Composter}}
*{{BlockLink|Crafting Table}}
*{{BlockLink|Fence Gates}}
*{{BlockLink|Hyphae}}
*{{BlockLink|Ladder}}
*{{BlockLink|Planks}}
*{{BlockLink|Shelves}}
*{{BlockLink|Signs}}
*{{BlockLink|Wood}}
*{{BlockLink|Wooden Buttons}}
*{{BlockLink|Wooden Doors}}
*{{BlockLink|Wooden Fences}}
*{{BlockLink|Wooden Pressure Plates}}
*{{ItemLink|Wooden Sword}}
*{{ItemLink|Wooden Spear}}
*{{ItemLink|Wooden Tools}}
*{{BlockLink|Wooden Trapdoors}}
*All slabs and stairs that can be made from mentioned blocks
}}
|{{BlockLink|Logs}}, {{BlockLink|Stem}}, or {{ItemLink|Bamboo}}
|-
|All stages of oxidation of: {{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Block of Copper}}
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Copper}}
*{{BlockLink|Copper Bars}}
*{{BlockLink|Copper Chain}}
*{{BlockLink|Copper Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Copper Grate}}
*{{BlockLink|Copper Trapdoor}}
*{{BlockLink|Cut Copper}}
*{{BlockLink|Cut Copper Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Cut Copper Stairs}}
*{{BlockLink|Lightning Rod}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Copper Ingot}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Block of Gold}}
*{{BlockLink|Light Weighted Pressure Plate}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Gold Ingot}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Block of Resin}}
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Resin Bricks}}
*{{ItemLink|Resin Brick}}
*{{BlockLink|Resin Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Resin Brick Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Resin Brick Stairs}}
*{{BlockLink|Resin Brick Wall}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Resin Clump}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Brick Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Brick Stairs}}
*{{BlockLink|Brick Wall}}
*Sherdless {{BlockLink|Decorated Pot}}
*{{BlockLink|Flower Pot}}
*{{BlockLink|Terracotta}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Clay Ball}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Nether Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Nether Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Nether Brick Fence}}
*{{BlockLink|Nether Brick Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Nether Brick Stairs}}
*{{BlockLink|Nether Brick Wall}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Nether Brick}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Quartz Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Quartz Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Quartz Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Quartz Stairs}}
*{{BlockLink|Smooth Quartz Block}}
*All slabs, stairs, and walls that can be made from mentioned blocks
}}
|{{BlockLink|Block of Quartz}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Polished Blackstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Stone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Cracked Polished Blackstone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Cracked Stone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Furnace}}
*{{BlockLink|Polished Blackstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Polished Blackstone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Polished Blackstone Button}}
*{{BlockLink|Polished Blackstone Pressure Plate}}
*{{BlockLink|Smooth Stone}}
*{{BlockLink|Stone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Stone Button}}
*{{BlockLink|Stone Pressure Plate}}
*All slabs, stairs, and walls that can be made from mentioned blocks
}}
|{{BlockLink|Blackstone}} or {{BlockLink|Cobblestone}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Red Sandstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Chiseled Sandstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Cut Red Sandstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Cut Sandstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Red Sandstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Sandstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Smooth Red Sandstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Smooth Sandstone}}
*All slabs, stairs, and walls that can be made from mentioned blocks
}}
|{{BlockLink|Red Sand}} or {{BlockLink|Sand}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Dried Kelp}}
*{{BlockLink|Dried Kelp Block}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Kelp}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|End Stone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|End Stone Brick Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|End Stone Brick Stairs}}
}}
|{{BlockLink|End Stone}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Polished Basalt}}
*{{BlockLink|Smooth Basalt}}
}}
|{{BlockLink|Basalt}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Popped Chorus Fruit}}
*{{BlockLink|Purpur Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Purpur Pillar}}
*{{BlockLink|Purpur Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Purpur Stairs}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Chorus Fruit}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Prismarine}}
*{{BlockLink|Prismarine Bricks}}
*All slabs, stairs, and walls that can be made from mentioned blocks
}}
|{{ItemLink|Prismarine Shard}}
|-
|colspan=2 |Other items/blocks manufactured from a single resource:
{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Blaze Powder}}
*{{BlockLink|Block of Amethyst}}
*{{BlockLink|Block of Coal}}
*{{BlockLink|Block of Emerald}}
*{{BlockLink|Block of Lapis Lazuli}}
*{{BlockLink|Block of Redstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Bone Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Hay Bale}}
*{{BlockLink|Honey Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Honeycomb Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Glass Pane}}
*{{BlockLink|Leaf Litter}}
*{{BlockLink|Magma Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Slime Block}}
*{{ItemLink|Turtle Shell}}
*{{ItemLink|Wind Charge}}
*{{ItemLink|Wolf Armor}}
}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Andesite}}
*{{BlockLink|Diorite}}
*{{BlockLink|Granite}}
*All slabs, stairs, and walls that can be made from mentioned blocks
}}
|{{BlockLink|Cobblestone}} + {{ItemLink|Nether Quartz}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Armor Stand}}
*{{BlockLink|Grindstone}}
*{{BlockLink|Lever}}
*{{BlockLink|Smoker}}
*{{ItemLink|Stone Spear}}
}}
|{{BlockLink|Cobblestone}} + {{BlockLink|Logs}}
|-
|{{ItemLink|Banner Patterns}}: "Creeper", "Flower", "Skull", "Bordure Indented", "Field Masoned"
|{{ItemLink|Paper}}, {{ItemLink|Creeper Head}} for banner pattern "Creeper", {{BlockLink|Oxeye Daisy}} for banner pattern "Flower", {{ItemLink|Wither Skeleton Skull}} for banner pattern "Skull", {{BlockLink|Vines}} for banner pattern "Bordure Indented", and {{BlockLink|Bricks}} for banner pattern "Field Masoned".
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Blast Furnace}}
*{{BlockLink|Lodestone}}
*{{ItemLink|Minecart with Furnace}}{{only|JE}}
*{{BlockLink|Stonecutter}}
}}
|{{BlockLink|Cobblestone}} + {{ItemLink|Iron Ingot}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Copper Sword}}
*{{ItemLink|Copper Spear}}
*{{ItemLink|Copper Tools}}
*{{BlockLink|Copper Torch}}
*All stages of oxidation of {{BlockLink|Copper Lantern}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Copper Ingot}} + {{BlockLink|Logs}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Dark Prismarine}}
*{{BlockLink|Dark Prismarine Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Dark Prismarine Stairs}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Black Dye}} + {{ItemLink|Prismarine Shard}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Golden Hoe}}
*{{ItemLink|Golden Pickaxe}}
*{{ItemLink|Golden Shovel}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Gold Ingot}} + {{ItemLink|Stick}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Hopper}}
*{{ItemLink|Iron Hoe}}
*{{ItemLink|Minecart with Chest}}
*{{ItemLink|Minecart with Hopper}}
*{{BlockLink|Rail}}
*{{ItemLink|Shield}}
*{{BlockLink|Smithing Table}}
*{{BlockLink|Trapped Chest}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Iron Ingot}} + {{BlockLink|Logs}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Mossy Cobblestone}}
*{{BlockLink|Mossy Stone Bricks}}
*All slabs, stairs, and walls that can be made from mentioned blocks
}}
|{{BlockLink|Cobblestone}} + {{BlockLink|Moss Block}} or {{BlockLink|vines}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Mud Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Mud Brick Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Mud Brick Stairs}}
*{{BlockLink|Mud Brick Wall}}
*{{BlockLink|Packed Mud}}
}}
|{{BlockLink|Mud}} + {{ItemLink|Wheat}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Note Block}}
*{{BlockLink|Redstone Torch}}
}}
|{{BlockLink|Logs}} + {{ItemLink|Redstone Dust}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Red Nether Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Red Nether Brick Slab}}
*{{BlockLink|Red Nether Brick Stairs}}
*{{BlockLink|Red Nether Brick Wall}}
}}
|{{ItemLink|Nether Brick}} + {{ItemLink|Nether Wart}}
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Soul Campfire}}
*{{BlockLink|Soul Torch}}
}}
|{{BlockLink|Logs}} + {{BlockLink|Soul Sand}}
|-
|colspan=2 |Other items/blocks manufactured from two resources:
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Beehive}}
*{{ItemLink|Beetroot Soup}}
*{{BlockLink|Brewing Stand}}
*Default {{ItemLink|Bundle}}
*{{BlockLink|Calibrated Sculk Sensor}}
*Default {{BlockLink|Candle}}
*{{ItemLink|Carrot on a Stick}}
*{{BlockLink|Cartography Table}}
*{{BlockLink|Coarse Dirt}}
*{{BlockLink|Creaking Heart}}
*{{BlockLink|Dropper}}
*{{BlockLink|End Rod}}
*{{ItemLink|Eye of Ender}}
*Starless {{ItemLink|Firework Rocket}}
*Simple {{ItemLink|Firework Star}}
*{{BlockLink|Fletching Table}}
*{{ItemLink|Flint and Steel}}
*{{ItemLink|Glow Item Frame}}
*{{ItemLink|Golden Apple}}
*{{BlockLink|Hanging Signs}}
*{{BlockLink|Jack o'Lantern}}
*{{BlockLink|Lectern}}
*{{BlockLink|Loom}}
*{{BlockLink|Redstone Lamp}}
*{{BlockLink|Respawn Anchor}}
*{{BlockLink|Sea Lantern}}
*{{BlockLink|Scaffolding}}
*Default {{BlockLink|Shulker Box}}
*{{ItemLink|Spyglass}}
*{{BlockLink|Stained Glass}}
*{{BlockLink|Stained Glass Panes}}
*{{BlockLink|Target}}
*{{BlockLink|Tinted Glass}}
*{{BlockLink|TNT}}
}}
|-
|colspan=2 |Items/blocks manufactured from three resources and more:
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Activator Rail}}
*{{BlockLink|Beacon}}
*{{ItemLink|Book and Quill}}
*{{ItemLink|Brush}}
*Dyed {{ItemLink|cyan bundle|Bundles}}
*Dyed {{BlockLink|cyan candle|Candles}}
*{{BlockLink|Concrete Powder}}
*{{BlockLink|Copper Bulb}}
*{{BlockLink|Crafter}}
*{{BlockLink|Daylight Detector}}
*{{BlockLink|Detector Rail}}
*{{BlockLink|Dispenser}}
*{{ItemLink|End Crystal}}
*{{BlockLink|Ender Chest}}
*{{ItemLink|Fermented Spider Eye}}
*{{ItemLink|Firework Rocket}} (without trail effect)
*{{ItemLink|Firework Star}} (without trail effect)
*{{ItemLink|cyan harness|Harnesses}}
*{{ItemLink|Minecart with TNT}}
*{{BlockLink|Observer}}
*{{BlockLink|Piston}}
*{{BlockLink|Powered Rail}}
*{{BlockLink|Redstone Comparator}}
*{{BlockLink|Redstone Repeater}}
*Dyed {{BlockLink|cyan shulker box|Shulker Boxes}}
*{{BlockLink|Soul Lantern}}
*{{BlockLink|Sticky Piston}}
}}
|}

<includeonly>=</includeonly>== Renewable only in block form ==<includeonly>=</includeonly>
These blocks can be created indefinitely, but either can't be obtained in item form (e.g. water), or can be obtained only non-renewably (e.g. large fern).

{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible" style="width:100%" data-description=renewables
!Resource
!Renewable source
|-
|{{BlockLink|Air}}
|Created by destroying any other block.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Bedrock}}
|{{EntitySprite|End crystal}}{{EnvSprite|exit portal}} The bedrock of the exit portal regenerates when the ender dragon is killed or respawned.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Bubble Column}}
|{{BlockSprite|water}} [[Minecraft:Water]] source blocks transform to bubble columns if there is soul sand or a magma block beneath them.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Chorus Plant}} block
|{{BlockSprite|chorus flower}} Parts of chorus plants, grown from chorus flowers.
|-
| {{BlockLink|Dirt Path}}{{Only|JE}}
| {{ItemSprite|Shovel}}  {{control|Using}} any type of [[Minecraft:shovel]] on the side or top of [[Minecraft:dirt]], grass block, coarse dirt, [[Minecraft:mycelium]], [[Minecraft:podzol]], or rooted dirt that has air above it. {{IN|BE}} dirt path is renewable as an item. 
|-
|{{BlockLink|Farmland}}
|{{BlockSprite|dirt}} Using a [[Minecraft:hoe]] on [[Minecraft:dirt]], [[Minecraft:podzol]], grass blocks, [[Minecraft:mycelium]], or dirt path.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Fire}}
*{{BlockLink|Soul Fire}}
}}
|{{ItemSprite|flint and steel}} Using flint and steel or fire charges on blocks, a ghast's fireball or blaze's small fireball hitting blocks, lightning strikes, [[Minecraft:lava]] igniting blocks, or natural fire spread. Soul fire generates only on soul sand and soul soil.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Frogspawn}}
|{{EntitySprite|frog}} Breeding frogs with [[Minecraft:slimeball]]s.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Frosted Ice}}
|{{ItemSprite|diamond boots}} Created when an entity with [[Minecraft:boots]] enchanted with Frost Walker walks near [[Minecraft:water]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Infested Chiseled Stone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Infested Cobblestone}}
*{{BlockLink|Infested Cracked Stone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Infested Mossy Stone Bricks}}
*{{BlockLink|Infested Stone}}
*{{BlockLink|Infested Stone Bricks}}
}}
|{{EntitySprite|silverfish}} Created when a silverfish enters chiseled stone bricks, [[Minecraft:cobblestone]], cracked stone bricks, mossy stone bricks, [[Minecraft:stone]], or stone bricks, respectively.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Large Fern}}
*{{BlockLink|Tall Grass}}
*{{BlockLink|Tall Seagrass}}
}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal on [[Minecraft:fern]]s, short grass, and [[Minecraft:seagrass]], respectively.
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Tall grass can also be created by using bone meal on grass blocks, moss blocks, and pale moss blocks.
*{{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Tall seagrass can also be created by using bone meal underwater.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Lava}}
|
*{{ItemSprite|lava bucket}} Placing lava buckets.
*{{BlockSprite|lava}} {{IN|java}}, if the game rule <code>{{va|lavaSourceConversion}}</code> is {{cd|true}}, a [[Minecraft:lava]] source block is created from a flowing block that is horizontally adjacent to two or more other source blocks, and sitting on top of a solid block or another lava source block.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Lava Cauldron}}{{fn|name=tboJE}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|cauldron}} A [[Minecraft:lava]] source block above a stalactite creates additional lava source blocks in a [[Minecraft:cauldron]] beneath it.
*{{ItemSprite|lava bucket}} A lava bucket can be used on a cauldron.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Nether Portal|link=Nether Portal (block)}}
|{{EnvSprite|Nether portal}} Lighting up an [[Minecraft:obsidian]] frame with fire.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Powder Snow}}
|{{ItemSprite|powder snow bucket}} Placing powder snow buckets.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Powder Snow Cauldron}}{{fn|name=tboJE}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|cauldron}} A [[Minecraft:cauldron]] fills up with powder snow when it is snowing.
*{{ItemSprite|powder snow bucket}} A powder snow bucket can be used on a cauldron.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Water}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|water}} If the game rule <code>{{va|waterSourceConversion}}</code> is {{cd|true}}{{only|je|short=1}}, or always {{in|bedrock}}, a water source block is created from a flowing block that is horizontally adjacent to two or more other source blocks, and sitting on top of a solid block or another water source block.
*{{ItemSprite|water bucket}} Placing down water buckets or buckets of mob.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Water Cauldron}}{{fn|name=tboJE}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|Pointed Dripstone}} A waterlogged block‌ {{only|je}} or [[Minecraft:water]] source block above a stalactite creates additional water source blocks in a [[Minecraft:cauldron]] beneath it.
*{{BlockSprite|cauldron}} A [[Minecraft:cauldron]] fills up with water when it is raining.
*{{BlockSprite|Powder Snow cauldron}} A powder snow cauldron, with {{cd|level}} 2 or 3, will transform into a water cauldron, with a {{cd|level}} 2 or 1 respectively, when a flaming entity enters it.
*{{ItemSprite|water bucket}} A water bucket or water bottle can be used on a cauldron.
|-
|
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Candle Cake}}
*{{BlockLink|Cyan Candle Cake|Dyed Candle Cake}}
}}
| {{BlockSprite|Cake}} Placing a [[Minecraft:candle]] or dyed candle in a [[Minecraft:cake]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Potted Poppy|All Potted Flowers}} 
*{{BlockLink|Potted Oak Sapling|All Potted Saplings}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Fern}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Cactus}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Bamboo}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Azalea|All Potted Azaleas}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Mangrove Propagule}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Crimson Roots}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Warped Roots}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Red Mushroom|All Potted Mushrooms}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Crimson Fungus|All Potted Nether Fungi}}
*{{BlockLink|Potted Open Eyeblossom|All Potted Eyeblossoms}}
}}
{{fn|These [[Minecraft:technical blocks]] are only present {{in|JE}}. However, there is a counterpart {{in|BE}}, but as the block state of an another block.|name=tboJE|grup=Technical blocks only}}
| 
*{{BlockSprite|Flower Pot}} Using a one-block-high [[Minecraft:flower]], [[Minecraft:sapling]], [[Minecraft:fern]], [[Minecraft:cactus]], [[Minecraft:bamboo]], [[Minecraft:azalea]], mangrove propagule, warped roots, crimson roots, [[Minecraft:mushroom]], or Nether fungi on a flower pot, respectively.
*{{BlockSprite|Potted Open Eyeblossom}} Potted open eyeblossom transforms into a potted closed eyeblossom one during the day, and vice versa during the night.
|-
|
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|All Wall Hanging Signs|link=Hanging Sign}}{{fn|name=tboJE}}
*{{BlockLink|All Wall Signs|link=Wall Sign}}
*{{BlockLink|All Wall Banners|link=Wall Banner}}
*{{BlockLink|All Coral Fans|All Coral Wall Fans|link=Coral Wall Fan}}
*{{BlockLink|All Dead Coral Fans|All Dead Coral Wall Fans|link=Dead Coral Wall Fan}}
*{{BlockLink|
all-torches|All Wall Torches|link=Torch}}{{fn|name=tboJE}}
*{{BlockLink|id=Creeper Wall Head|Head|All Mob Wall Heads}}{{fn|name=tboJE}}
}}
| Placing a hanging sign, [[Minecraft:sign]], [[Minecraft:banner]], coral fan, dead coral fan, [[Minecraft:torch]] (included redstone torch, soul torch and copper torch) or [[Minecraft:head]] (except player head) on the side of other block.
|-
|
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Signs|All Standing Sign}}
*{{BlockLink|Banners|Standing Banner}}
}}{{fn|These technical blocks are only present {{in|BE}}. However, there is a counterpart {{in|JE}}, but as the block state of an another block.|name=tboBE|grup=Technical blocks only}}
| Placing a sing or [[Minecraft:banner]] on the top of other block.
|-
|
{{BlockLink|Bamboo Shoot}}
| Placing a [[Minecraft:bamboo]] on any block where it can be planted, except in other bamboo or bamboo shoot.
|-
|
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Big Dripleaf Stem}}
*{{BlockLink|Cave Vines Plant}}
*{{BlockLink|Kelp Plant}}
*{{BlockLink|Twisting Vines Plant}}
*{{BlockLink|Weeping Vines Plant}}
}}{{fn|name=tboJE}}
| 
* {{ItemSprite|Bone Meal}} Using a bone meal in a the same block or in the non-stem/plant variant, except for cave vines plant.
* {{ItemSprite|Glow Berries}} Placing a non-stem/plant variant block on top of itself, or on below for cave vines and weeping vines. For the cave vines, use glow berries.
|-
|
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Piston Head}}
*{{BlockLink|Piston Head|Sticky Piston Head}}{{fn|name=tboBE}}
*{{BlockLink|Moving Piston}}
}}
| 
* {{BlockSprite|Redstone Torch}} Powering the [[Minecraft:piston]] or sticky piston. When the piston is extending, it generates moving piston. When the piston is extended, it generates piston head or stick piston head.
* {{BlockSprite|Redstone Torch Off}} Powering off the piston or sticky piston. When the piston is withdrawing, it generates moving piston.
|-
|
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Attached Melon Stem}}
*{{BlockLink|Attached Pumpkin Stem}} 
}}{{fn|name=tboJE}} 
| 
{{BlockSprite|Melon Side}} When a [[Minecraft:melon]]/[[Minecraft:pumpkin]] grows, the stem becomes an attached stem.
|-
|
{{BlockLink|Double Slabs|link=Slab}}{{fn|name=tboBE}} (except petrified oak double slab)
| {{BlockSprite|Slabs}} Place a slab above or below another slab of the same type in the same block.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Unpowered Repeater|id=redstone-repeater-off}}
*{{BlockLink|Powered Repeater|id=redstone-repeater-on}}
*{{BlockLink|Unpowered Comparator|id=redstone-comparator-off}}
*{{BlockLink|Powered Comparator|id=redstone-comparator-on}}
}}{{fn|name=tboBE}} 
|
* {{BlockSprite|Redstone repeater}} Place the redstone repeater or redstone comparator on top of the block. 
* {{ItemSprite|Redstone}} By default, they will be unpowered, but they can be powered depending on other redstone components. See the respective item articles for details on how to powered them.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Unlit Redstone Torch|id=Redstone Torch Off}}{{fn|name=tboBE}}
| 
*{{BlockSprite|Redstone Wire}} Strongly powering the block to which the redstone torch is connected.
*{{BlockSprite|Piston}} If the redstone torch was place on a (sticky) [[Minecraft:piston]], it turns off when the piston is extended,
|-
|{{BlockLink|Inverted Daylight Detector}}{{fn|name=tboBE}}
|{{control|Using}} a daylight detector
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Lit Furnace}}
*{{BlockLink|Lit Smoker}}
*{{BlockLink|Lit Blast Furnace}}
*{{BlockLink|Lit Redstone Lamp}}
}}{{fn|name=tboBE}} 
| 
* {{BlockSprite|Lit Furnace}} Smelting in the [[Minecraft:furnace]], [[Minecraft:smoker]], or blast furnace, respectively.
* {{BlockSprite|Redstone Wire}} Powering the redstone lamp.
|-
| 
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Cave Vines Body With Berries|id=lit-cave-vines-plant}}
*{{BlockLink|Cave Vines Head With Berries|id=lit-cave-vines}}}}{{fn|name=tboBE}} 
| {{ItemSprite|bone meal}} Using bone meal in cave vines.
|-
|
{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Beetroots|link=Beetroot Seeds}}
*{{BlockLink|Carrots}}
*{{BlockLink|Cave Vines}}
*{{BlockLink|Cocoa}}
*{{BlockLink|Melon Stem}}
*{{BlockLink|Pitcher Crop}}
*{{BlockLink|Potatoes}}
*{{BlockLink|Pumpkin Stem}}
*{{BlockLink|Redstone Wire}}
*{{BlockLink|Sweet Berry Bush}}
*{{BlockLink|Torchflower Crop}}
*{{BlockLink|Tripwire}}
*{{BlockLink|Wheat Crops}}
}}
| 
These blocks are directly associated with an item, but have a different name from the item. The items are respectively:
beetroot seeds, [[Minecraft:carrot]], glow berries, cocoa beans, melon seeds, pitcher pod, [[Minecraft:potato]], pumpkin seeds, redstone dust, sweet berries, torchflower seeds, [[Minecraft:string]], wheat seeds.
|-
|{{flatlist| 
*{{BlockLink|Oak Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Bed}}
*{{BlockLink|Iron Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Brewing Stand}}
*{{BlockLink|Sugar Cane}}
*{{BlockLink|Cauldron}}
*{{BlockLink|Flower Pot}}
*{{BlockLink|Hopper}}
*{{BlockLink|Spruce Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Birch Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Jungle Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Acacia Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Dark Oak Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Item Frame}}
*{{BlockLink|Kelp}}
*{{BlockLink|Campfire}}
*{{BlockLink|Nether Sprouts}}
*{{BlockLink|Crimson Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Warped Door}}
*{{BlockLink|Soul Campfire}}
*{{BlockLink|Glow Item Frame}}
*{{BlockLink|Mangrove Door}}
}}
|
{{IN|BE}}, these blocks share the same [[Minecraft:identifier]] as the associated item, but have a different numeric ID and item ID. Except for sugar cane, whose block identifier is {{cd|reeds}}.

{{IN|JE}}, there is no numeric ID and item ID, only identifier. Furthermore, item frames are entities and not blocks.

|}

{{fnlist|grup=Technical blocks only}}

<includeonly>=</includeonly>== Vault ==<includeonly>=</includeonly>
Each [[Minecraft:vault]] and ominous vault keeps track of up to 128 unique players that have opened the vault. If a 129th player opens the vault, the first known player who opened the vault is forgotten, and can open the vault again. Resources listed below are renewable '''only''' through this behavior, and not by any other method.

{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible" data-description=renewables
!Resource
!Renewable source
|-
|{{ItemLink|Diamond}}
|{{BlockSprite|vault}} {{BlockSprite|ominous vault}} Part of loot tables of both types of vaults.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{BlockLink|Block of Diamond}}
*{{ItemLink|Diamond Spear}}
*{{BlockLink|Enchanting Table}}
*{{BlockLink|Jukebox}}
*{{ItemLink|Firework Rocket}} with trail effect
*{{ItemLink|Firework Star}} with trail effect
}}
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from diamonds and other renewable resources.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Bolt Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Coast Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Dune Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Eye Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Flow Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Host Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Netherite Upgrade}}{{only|be}}
*{{ItemLink|Raiser Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Rib Armor Trim}}{{only|be}}
*{{ItemLink|Sentry Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Shaper Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Snout Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Spire Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Tide Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Vex Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Wayfinder Armor Trim}}
*{{ItemLink|Wild Armor Trim}}
}}
|
*{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Duplicating the respective template with diamonds and another renewable resource. Unlisted templates require a non-renewable resource to duplicate. Netherite upgrades and "rib" armor trims are renewable only in ''Bedrock Edition'', as [[Minecraft:netherrack]] is not renewable {{in|JE}}.
*{{BlockSprite|vault}} "Bolt" armor trims are also a part of the loot table of a [[Minecraft:vault]].
*{{BlockSprite|ominous vault}} "Flow" armor trims are also a part of the loot table of an ominous vault.
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Guster Banner Pattern}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Precipice|Music Disc "Precipice"}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|vault}} Part of the loot table of a [[Minecraft:vault]].
|-
|{{flatlist|
*{{ItemLink|Enchanted Book}} (Wind Burst I)
*{{ItemLink|Enchanted Golden Apple}}
*{{ItemLink|Flow Banner Pattern}}
*{{BlockLink|Heavy Core}}
*{{ItemLink|Music Disc Creator|Music Disc "Creator"}}
}}
|{{BlockSprite|ominous vault}} Part of the loot table of an ominous vault.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Mace}}
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from heavy cores and breeze rods.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Thing Banner Pattern}}
|{{BlockSprite|crafting table}} Crafting from enchanted golden apples and [[Minecraft:paper]].
|-
|{{ItemLink|Enchanted Book}} (Wind Burst II-III)
|{{BlockSprite|anvil}} Combining lower level Wind Burst enchanted books in an [[Minecraft:anvil]].
|}

[[Category:Lists]]

fr:Liste des ressources renouvelables
ja:再生可能資源/再生可能
ko:재생 가능한 자원 목록
zh:可再生资源