Mushrooms
Hunger Replenished	None (Requires crafting into Mushroom Stew)
Cookable?
Data Values	Hex: 27 Dec: 39

Mushrooms
Hunger Replenished	None (Requires crafting into Mushroom Stew)
Cookable?
Data Values	Hex: 28 Dec: 40

Mushrooms are a fungi Plant-item that currently function as an ingredient in crafting food, named Mushroom Stew. As of Beta 1.6, mushrooms will spread to adjacent squares if it is dark enough, and can be farmed this way.

HistoryEdit

In Creative Mode, mushrooms were a decorative item, having no crafting use and remaining in the ground when planted. In Classic, mushrooms could be placed on any block except another mushroom, and would remain planted when the block below them was removed. During Indev, mushrooms were generated in rare instances under trees or in the shadows of other floating continents in the "Floating" map type.

BugsEdit

• In the 1.9 pre-release, if a mushroom is placed next to another mushroom, both mushrooms drop and cause a duplication bug.
• Strangely, mushrooms can grow on trees.

Brown Mushrooms produce few light (level 1), while red ones don't (possibly not a bug).

A GlitchEdit

In Minecraft Classic, when Mushrooms are placed on other objects other than dirt, they will disappear. Similarly, This happens to Flowers as well.

TriviaEdit

• Mushrooms can be used to make mushroom stew. To make mushroom stew take a red and brown mushroom and place them above a wooden bowl on the crafting table.
• As of 1.2.5, mushrooms cannot be placed on grass blocks anymore.
• If two are diagonal from each other by 1 block-length, one being taken will make the other one drop.
• Using Bone Meal on either mushrooms will result in them turning into Huge Mushrooms.

GalleryEdit

Using Bone Meal On A Mushroom Can Increase It's Size

A Brown Mushroom That Was Made Into A Huge Mushroom

A Naturally Spawned Red Mushroom.

A Naturally Spawned Brown Mushroom.

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Plants	Cactus • Dead Bush • Flowers • Grass Block ( Grass • Fern) • Leaves • Lily Pad • Melon • Mushrooms ( Huge)  • Mycelium • Pumpkin • Saplings • Sugar Cane • Vines • Wheat • Wood
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