Minecraft:Mangrove Roots

Mangrove roots are blocks that form as part of Minecraft:mangrove trees. Unlike similar blocks such as Minecraft:copper grates, mangrove roots are capable of conducting redstone power.

Obtaining

Breaking

Mangrove roots can be broken by hand, but using an Minecraft:axe is quickest. Mangrove roots drop themselves when broken with any tool.

Natural generation

Mangrove roots are generated in Minecraft:mangrove swamp biomes. They can also generate in some entrance rooms of Minecraft:trial chambers.

Post-generation

When Minecraft:mangrove propagules grow, they develop roots that can vary in size.

Usage

Mangrove roots can be Minecraft:waterlogged, despite being a full block. Water does not spread outTemplate:Only and waterlogged mangrove roots follow the same mechanics as any other waterlogged block.

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Redstone

Redstone circuits can pass their power level through mangrove roots and power other redstone components that are adjacent to the block, even when waterlogged. This block is notable in this behavior because it is transparent and both mobs and players will not suffocate while they are inside of it.

Composting

Mangrove roots have a 30% chance of increasing the compost level in a Minecraft:composter by 1.

Fuel

Mangrove roots can be used as Minecraft:fuel in Minecraft:furnaces. A block of mangrove roots lasts 15 seconds (smelting up to 1.5 items).

Note blocks

Mangrove roots can be placed under Minecraft:note blocks to produce "bass" sounds.

Data values

ID

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Block states

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History

Gallery

• Concepts for how mangrove roots could be portrayed in-game.
  Concepts for how mangrove roots could be portrayed in-game.
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• Mangrove swamp concept art with Steve and Alex looking at it.
  Mangrove swamp concept art with Steve and Alex looking at it.
• Mangrove roots in a mangrove swamp.
  Mangrove roots in a mangrove swamp.

See also

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