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Minecraft:Oak

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Template:Infobox structure An oak is the most common Minecraft:tree in the game, found in a variety of Minecraft:biomes and available in several variants. It has the smallest initial space requirement for growth, and along with Minecraft:dark oaks, its Minecraft:leaves have a chance to drop an Minecraft:apple. As with Minecraft:birches and Minecraft:cherries, an oak grown near Minecraft:flowers can generate with a Minecraft:bee nest attached.

There are three variants of the oak tree: regular oaks, tall and branching fancy oaks, and swamp oaks which cannot be grown. They can also generate fallen or grow with vines.Template:Only

Appearance

Oaks come in several variants with different properties:

  • Regular (small) oaks are the most common, with a shape similar to Minecraft:birches.
  • Fancy oaks are less common and have a randomized look and different growth requirements. They often have branches, outgrowths of logs on the sides of the trunk, or even freestanding logs surrounded by leaves. The sapling requires 4–14 blocks of open space directly above to grow (air or leaves only) but can otherwise be completely enclosed on all sides.
    • A fancy oak form exists with a single leaf block layer above the minimal 4-block trunk, rarely allowing a tree to grow in a vertical space with a height of only 5, but otherwise, the maximum trunk height is 2 less than the vertical space, making the practical minimum height 6. Branches and outgrowths, however, require 8 blocks of open space directly above the sapling.
    • An oak can be forced into a fancy configuration if a "brace" of non-solid blocks (e.g. glass or slabs) is placed around where the trunk would be, one block off the ground.
    • A rare variant is colloquially known as a "balloon" oak. This is a fancy oak generated with the smallest size possible. It consists of a tall trunk and leaves that form a spherical shape, similar to a balloon. These oaks can grow around an obstructing block. They usually contain 4 blocks of logs, but some may contain more.
  • In swamp biomes, naturally occurring swamp oaks tend to grow in the water. They have round, flat-topped canopies, and are covered in Minecraft:vines that trail down to the ground. Compared to regular oaks, their canopies are 2 blocks wider. They are also generally slightly taller than regular oaks, with their trunks ranging from 5 to 8 blocks tall.
  • Abandoned camps generate with oak trees, unlike the oaks from structures, the oak trees generate in random shapes and sizes.
  • Two unique oak with unique leaf arrangements generate in some structures and cannot be grown from saplings:

Fancy oaks and regular oaks have a chance to generate with a Minecraft:bee nest and 2-3 bees, which only occurs in regular forests, flower forests, plains, and meadows, where they are guaranteed.

Fallen oaks

Template:Main Fallen oaks replace regular or fancy oak trees in any biome where they can generate except flower forests, bamboo jungles, and meadows.

A fallen oak may consist of a single upright log, or a stump. Logs lying on their side are often found 1–2 blocks from the stump. They occasionally have mushrooms on top.

A fallen oak has a log length of 4–7 blocks and the stump is 75% covered with Minecraft:vines.

Oaks with vines

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Some regular oaks may be covered with Minecraft:vines on all exposed logs. Oaks grown from saplings also have a chance to be covered with vines.

Generation

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Oaks in a forest

The oak variants generate naturally in the following biomes. The list is ordered in density.

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In Minecraft:forests, Minecraft:dark forests, and Minecraft:wooded badlands (and variants), all naturally generated oaks spawn Minecraft:leaf litter on the ground below.

Planting

Oak Minecraft:saplings can be planted and grown on all of these blocks:

An oak requires a 1×1 column of unobstructed space at least 4 blocks above its sapling to grow, while the fancy oak variant requires 4-14 blocks above a sapling. Oaks can still grow when the base and trunk are enclosed on all sides. Their growth is not hindered by Minecraft:logs, Minecraft:leaves, dirt, or saplings.

An oak grown from a sapling within 2 blocks of a flower has a 5% chance of having a Minecraft:bee nest containing 2-3 bees. They can also grow into oaks with vines.Template:Only

Data values

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History

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Issues

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Trivia

  • In real life, an oak is any member of the Quercus genus of trees.

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