Prehistoric Nature

Bennettitiales (propagated by the seed method)
Bennettitales fossils are by far the single commonest fossils of woody plants from the Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous, mostly their leaves. The entire group is extinct now and are poorly-known. They were sometimes similar in appearance to the more ancient cycads but were not cycads, with some features similar to flowering plants and others to conifers as well. Reproductive structures were somewhat flower-like in appearance, but were not flowers. There is no wood craftable from their logs. For the trunk-forming instances in this mod, leaves and shoots are harvestable with silk touch or shears and placeable like vanilla leaves, although leaves/flowers have texture variants and can be placed directionally:
Baikalophyllum was a shrubby plant from the Cretaceous with dentate foliage. [FOREST or CONIFEROUS]
Cycadeoidea is a dumpy plant from the Jurassic to Cretaceous periods, with small "flowering" cones emerging from its barrel-like trunk. [SWAMP or LUSH anywhere, SAVANNA only near water, not SNOWY or COLD]
Pterophyllum was in the Williamsonia group (see below) [SAVANNA or PLAINS, only near water, not SNOWY or COLD]
Sahnioxylon is a catch-all term for various types of common woody fossils assigned to Bennettitales from the Triassic to the Cretaceous, but it is interpreted here as a quite large, branching, tree-like plant with features of several of the group combined. [HILLS or LUSH, only near water, not SNOWY]
Tyrmia is poorly-known and was a small branching shrub from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. [FOREST or CONIFEROUS]
Wielandiella is another small, branching plant from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. [FOREST or CONIFEROUS]
Williamsonia was a very common array of trunk-forming, cycad-like plants from the Cretaceous, which produced leafy "flowering" side-shoots. [SWAMP anywhere, PLAINS only near water, not SNOWY or COLD]
Zamites is a catch-all term for what were probably many different plants with similar leaves belonging to this group. It is interpreted here as approximately halfway between Sahnioxylon and Williamsonia. Its fossils are found from the Triassic until past the end-Cretaceous extinction into the early Eocene. [FOREST, HILLS or LUSH only near water, not SNOWY or COLD]

Seed-Plants (propagated by the seed method)
The plants known under this name were generally not related to ferns at all, although the term "seed-fern" is often used for many of them. They appeared during the Carboniferous and expanded to become the dominant flora of the Permian and Triassic, during which they were edged out by conifers, entering a slow decline and eventually dying out during the early Eocene. They were usually woody, seed-bearing but not flowering plants. Many appear to have been deciduous. The "fern" part of the name is purely because many species had fern-like foliage. Early in their history these plants often were very similar-looking to ferns, and some of them were perhaps more closely related to them. However, many developed a thick, fairly robust cuticle on their leaves very early on, which is not a characteristic of ferns. Later in their history they evolved considerably and many seem almost to be similar to Angiosperms (flowering plants). The group does not represent an actual family relationship, as the only shared characteristic is production of enclosed seeds rather than spores, and is diverse, with trees and shrubs as well as herbaceous plants:
Alethopteris produced very long leaves, and was a tree-sized member of the Medullosales group (see below). They produce small, flower-like, shearable strobili which provide the seeds. [SWAMP, LUSH or JUNGLE; and not SNOWY]
Callistophytales grew in the Carboniferous and Permian coal-swamps and was a liana-like plant. In this mod it climbs vertically but not sideways. [On Lepidodendron, Cordaites, Bothrodendron or Diaphorodendron trees in SWAMP, and not SNOWY. If none of the trees are set to grow in the biomes for it, it will not generate; it also does not generate on sapling-grown trees]
Caytoniales (also known as Sagenopteris from their foliage) were fairly well-developed, woody, seed-bearing plants, with deciduous, divided leaves, producing their seed in almost-berry-like organs. For a while they were thought to be genuine flowering plants. They existed from the Triassic to Cretaceous. [PLAINS; not DRY]
Dicroidium was a group of important fern-like seed-bearing plants, very characteristic of Triassic flora in the southern Gondwana continent. Many species existed in many shapes and sizes. The one in this mod is a medium-sized, loose, woody plant, a bit like a miniature tree; the natural world-gen is also possible as a leafy shoot. [SWAMP, LUSH, RIVER or FOREST; and not SNOWY]
Elkinsia is the earliest-known seed-bearing plant, appearing in the late-Devonian period. [FOREST; not DRY or SNOWY]
Emplectopteris was a very evolved Permian plant and is possibly related to the Gigantopterid group (see below), although it bears its seeds in pendulous attachments to its regular leaves. The plants in this mod are far larger than they were in real life. [SWAMP, LUSH or JUNGLE; not COLD or SNOWY]
Eremopteris grew during the Carboniferous period, and was a seed-bearing plant with fern-like leaves. The plants in this mod are also larger than they were in real life. [RIVER, JUNGLE or SWAMP; not COLD]
Gigantopterid despite the name, was an extensive group of not-gigantic, early, seed-bearing plants, flourishing during the Permian period. They appear to be a very developed group in terms of presentation of seeds and molecular biology; seeds were borne on highly modified leaves. Some speculate that these, or something very like these, are the group from which Angiosperms (flowering plants) developed. They were thought to include both scrambling and erect plants and had frond-like but undivided leaves, quite large in size, and fossils are very distinctive, but the group is diverse. They are sometimes defined outside the main "seed fern" group as their own group. The ones in this mod are somewhat larger than in real life. [SWAMP, LUSH or JUNGLE; not COLD or SNOWY]
Gangamopteris is related to Glossopteris and is a similar plant.
Glossopteris is a name given to a wide range of related seed-bearing plants from the southern polar regions of the Gondwana continent during the Permian period (opinion is divided onto survival in the Triassic) forming a major part of the flora, from small plants up to medium-trees. They were sometimes deciduous with strap-like leaves, not at all fern-like, and their leaf debris forms extensive deposits. Like Gigantopterids, they are sometimes defined outside the "seed fern" group as their own group. Natural generation is in a tree version or a shrubby variant. Planted from saplings, they will only grow into trees though. Trees produce small, flower-like, shearable strobili which provide the seeds. [SWAMP, LUSH or JUNGLE; and not SNOWY]
Komlopteris is a poorly-known seed-fern which existed as several species from the Jurassic until the Eocene (the only known one which grew in the Cenozoic). Its forked, fern-like leaves are also classified as Dicroidium, but surely the later plant is not the same as the Triassic one? This mod interprets the plant as a small, slender tree or shrub. They produce small, flower-like, shearable strobili which provide the seeds. [MOUNTAIN or HILLS, not DRY]
Lepidopteris (not to be confused with butterflies!) was, like Pleuromeia, a beneficiary of the end-Permian extinction, expanding across the world in the vacuum created. It was a fern-like seed-bearing plant. [Any biome except DENSE, DRY, MESA or SNOWY]
Medullosa was part of an important group of trunk-forming, fern-like pants, which bore seeds. They are closer-related to cycads than to ferns though. They grew during the Carboniferous and early Permian, successfully replacing the tree-Lycophytes, along with Psaronius-type ferns in the latter part of that time-span. This plant in the mod is a modest-sized plant, compared to how large some of them were capable of growing (eg. see Alethopteris). [SWAMP, LUSH or JUNGLE; and not SNOWY]
Odontopteris was a medullosan plant from the late Carboniferous and Permian swamps, and is thought to have been a climbing plant. The one in this mod is a large, liana-like climber, and it grows from a sapling, like a tree would, but needs to be planted against a vertical surface and need four blocks of space above it to grow. To rotate one of the "corner" pieces, just right-click with an empty hand. [On Bothrodendron, Cordaites, Diaphorodendron, Lepidodendron or Sigillaria trees in SWAMP, not SNOWY. If none of the trees are set to grow in the biomes for it, it will not generate; it also does not generate on sapling-grown trees]
Pachypteris are fairly common leaves from unknown plants found from the late-Triassic to early-Cretaceous. This mod interprets what little we know as part of a water-planted, mangrove-rooted, cane-like plant. And why not? [Anywhere not BEACH, OCEAN, SNOWY or COLD]
Pitys is the name given to fossil trunks of some massive, seed-bearing, fern-like-leaved, trees known from the Carboniferous period (a famous fossil Pitys stands in the grounds of London's Natural History Museum). [SWAMP]
Quasistrobus grew during the Permian period and was an unusual, probably shrubby plant, with seeds contained in cone-like structures. [SAVANNA or rarely PLAINS, not SNOWY, COLD or WET]
Reticulopteris was another Medullosa-family plant from the Carboniferous period, this one poorly-known. [RIVER, JUNGLE or SWAMP; not COLD]
Scytophyllum was a plant from the Triassic with advanced, flower-like seed-bearing structures. [RIVER, JUNGLE, HILLS or LUSH]
Sphenopteris are fossils of rather similar-looking foliage from seed-bearing plants found from the late Devonian until the late Cretaceous period. We do not know if they represent a single plant or related group of plants, although they are common (except for during the Permian period, when they were rather rare). They appear to be very closely-related to true ferns, and some authors classify them as ferns. [Any biome except DRY]

Conifers (propagated by the cone/fruit method)
Aethophyllum was a plant from the Triassic. It has been found in very well-preserved fossils confirming this was most definitely a conifer, and also most definitely a herbaceous/shrubby plant: life was in full experimental mode for this. [PLAINS, FOREST or JUNGLE; not COLD or SANDY]
Agathis evolved during the Jurassic. It is a conifer in the Araucaria family. The tree in this mod is inspired by the still-extant New Zealand species Agathis australis (also known as "kauri"), which is capable of producing some of the largest trees in the world, rivalling sequoias. It creates podzol at its base (which you can change in the config if you need to). [CONIFEROUS, and not SNOWY].
Alpia was part of a group of Permian-Triassic (proto-)conifers known as Voltziales with large, frond-like branch/leaf structures, a little like a sparse modern spruce. Alpia, from the Triassic, may be amongst the true ancestors in the pine/spruce lineage. This group of conifers is poorly-known, and includes Voltzia as its major genus (though Alpia is more interesting-looking): we are only lately establishing their nature from some good fossil finds in the European Dolomites. [HILLS, not WET or DRY]
Araucaria was the dominant group of large trees worldwide from the Triassic through the Cretaceous. They formed a large part of sauropod diets and the trees' shapes and large statures still shown by the group probably evolved in competition with those sauropod browsers. In this mod, all four different Araucaria logs craft into the same set of Araucaria wood items:
– Ancient Araucaria (Araucaria mirabilis) formed forests during the Jurassic period, and is related to the modern Bunya. Its fossils show this was an enormous tree, regularly reaching 100m, although they do not achieve that height in this mod for the sake of balance. [SAVANNA only near water; or JUNGLE; and not MESA, COLD or SNOWY]
– Bunya Araucaria (Araucaria bidwilli) is a large tree found in Queensland, Australia. The most archaic of its genus, with origins in the Jurassic. [HOT, if WET then also HILLS, not SANDY, MESA, SNOWY, COLD or SWAMP]
– Columnar Araucaria (Araucaria columnaris) a tall tree from New Caledonian coasts. [BEACH, OCEAN, and not SNOWY or COLD, but not on sand there].
– Monkey Puzzle Araucaria, which is based on two two South American species (primarily Araucaria araucana but also Araucaria angustifolia). [CONIFEROUS, HILLS, MOUNTAIN, and not SNOWY]
Araucarioxylon is a catch-all name given to extensive remains of petrified wood from Araucaria-like trees which grew during the Triassic period. The trees grew very tall and were somewhat spindly with lax branches. The petrified wood is well-known in Arizona, and known as "rainbow wood" due to its array of bright colours. In this mod the petrified wood can be crafted into its own set of blocks. It can be found rarely on the surface and shallow levels underground in MESA type biomes, and if you are integrating these trees into the Fossils and Archeology mod, use of the script below means you need to mine that petrified wood and analyse it to get a petrified sapling for this particular tree. Its logs will smelt into petrified wood in return. [SAVANNA only near water; or SWAMP and HILLS; and not MESA, COLD or SNOWY]
Brachyphyllum are leaves assigned to the Cheirolepidiaceae family (or occasionally also to Aracuarias) which was one of the major Mesozoic families of coniferous trees. They may have existed as early as the late Carboniferous, and finally went extinct during the Paleogene. They appear to have evolved to grow in more arid, or even sea-swept locations sometimes. The family contained many species in its heyday. [BEACH, SANDY or DRY and not LUSH]
Cordaites was an important early (proto-)conifer, abundant from the later Carboniferous and early Permian periods. They are thought to have grown in similar conditions to modern mangroves, although were larger trees than those, and conversely also seemed to tolerate slightly drier, less swampy conditions. Perhaps the ones in this mod are a little larger than those in real life. [SWAMP, FOREST, JUNGLE or LUSH; not SNOWY or COLD; only next to water or in water up to 2 blocks deep]
Dawn Redwood (Metasequoia) evolved during the Cretaceous period and has remained particularly stable since then, flourishing in the Paleogene in particular, though one species survives today in China. [FOREST, and not JUNGLE or CONIFEROUS]
Podozamites is a catch-all term for fossils of rather common coniferous, deciduous, leaves which had multiple veins (unlike almost all modern conifers), and looked superficially like cycad leaflets. The trees existed from the Permian to the Cretaceous, though were far more common earlier rather than later. We don't know their relationship to other conifers. [CONIFEROUS or HILLS, not SNOWY, SAVANNA or SANDY]
Redwoods (Sequoiadendron and Sequoia) are conifers which had their origins in the Jurassic period, and are still well-known today. They are tall, and grow in several, random, variant sizes. [CONIFEROUS]
Rufloria is a Cordaites-family plant, which is presented as a slenderer, smaller tree in this mod. [HILLS; not CONIFEROUS, DRY, WET or SWAMP]
Sciadopitys is an ancient conifer genus, probably related to Araucaria in some way, dating back to the Triassic. It is thought to be the most likely source of Eocene Baltic amber (a smeltable amber ore is found on sandy beaches, and a set of amber blocks are also found in this mod). One species is still found in Japan. If you are integrating these trees into the Fossils and Archeology mod, use of the script below means you need to analyse Baltic amber chunks to get a petrified sapling for this particular tree. Its logs will smelt into Baltic amber chunks in return. It creates podzol at its base (which you can change in the config if you need to). [CONIFEROUS, COLD or SNOWY]
Utrechtia was a (probably) small and spindly Permian-period conifer. It was in the same Voltziales group as the later Apia and was possibly an ancestor of the Araucaria family or in the same basal group which gave rise to them. [LUSH, FOREST or RIVER. not SNOWY]
Walchia was a Permian period coniferous, cypress-like tree. Not a great deal is known about it, though substantial fossilised trunks are known. [CONIFEROUS or HILLS, not SWAMP, DRY or WET]
Wollemia appeared during the Cretaceous, related to Araucaria and Agathis conifers. It went into decline 40 million years ago, and was presumed extinct for around 2 million years until a ravine containing less than a hundred of them was discovered in Australia in 1994. [MESA, only near water]
Primeval conifers The whole group of conifers such as pines, firs, araucarias, cypresses, yews, podocarps, etc. were flourishing from the Triassic onwards, established in forms recognisable today during the Jurassic. In this mod these trees are a freely-inspired conceit from this group:
– Primaeval Pine: freely-inspired tree using the modern Bristlecone Pine as a model. It is a small tree, found only at high elevation. It can generate in a number of shapes, depending on where it grows. [HILLS or MOUNTAIN]
– Primaeval Podocarp: the Podocarp family had radiated by the end of the Permian. Trees more like the modern Podocarp were growing by the Jurassic. This is a freely-inspired tree based on some Podocarps. [HILLS; not HOT, JUNGLE, SWAMP, SAVANNA, SANDY, SNOWY, CONIFEROUS or DRY]
– Primaeval Taxodium is a tree based on some aspects of modern swamp cypresses. Taxodium evolved during the Cretaceous period, and during the Paleogene there were extensive wet forests of Taxodium and Dawn Redwoods. [anywhere near water]
– Primaeval Yew is a freely-inspired tree using the modern European Yew tree as a model. It is a rather large, spreading tree. The Yew family appeared during the Jurassic period and the first fossils from the same genus as modern Yews are found from the early Cretaceous. If fruit-propagation is switched on, as well as it dropping its red fruits sometimes when the leaves are broken, you can harvest them by hand direct from the leaves. [FOREST, and not JUNGLE or DRY; but it's not common]

Ginkgos (propagated by the cone/fruit method)
Baiera was a shrubby, early Ginkgo family plant from the Permian to the Cretaceous. [FOREST or PLAINS]
Ginkgo trees originated in the Jurassic and expanded to become extremely common by the Cretaceous, it subsequently dwindled but still grows today. It is thought that the tree has experienced almost no evolution since it first emerged and that today's species is almost identical to the earliest forms. Those in this mod occur in a wide range of sizes. [FOREST or PLAINS, and not CONIFEROUS, JUNGLE or SAVANNA]
Nystroemia is known from Permian fossils and is thought to be kind of link between earlier plants and ginkgos. [FOREST or SAVANNA]
Polyspermophyllum is known from Permian fossils and is a "proto-ginkgo". [PLAINS or SAVANNA]
Trichopitys is known from Permian fossils and is a "proto-ginkgo". [DRY]
Umaltolepis is tentatively grouped with Ginkgo family on the basis of leaf and stem morphology, although the seeds were winged and rather different from others. It grew in the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, and this mod interprets it as a small, sprawling shrub. [FOREST or LUSH only near water, not SNOWY or COLD]

Cycads (propagated by the cone/fruit method)
Cycads emerged during the Permian and peaked during the Jurassic period, when they were extremely abundant. They still grow today. There is no wood craftable from their logs. Shoots are harvestable with silk touch or shears:
Antarcticycas is a cycad from the later Triassic period. It appears to be in the direct line which gave rise to modern cycads. In reality this plant was tiny, with a basal stem only 3-5cm in diameter. In this mod it is presented as a larger plant, although it forms no trunk. [SWAMP, not SNOWY or COLD]
Bjuvia appears to have been a varied selection of primitive cycads, which were very successful in their time. In this mod the plant is modelled on Bjuvia simplex, which grew from the later Permian and through the Triassic until more developed cycads took over. [PLAINS anywhere, SAVANNA only near water; not SNOWY or COLD]
Ctenis was a successful Mesozoic group of cycads, found in fossils from the Jurassic to Eocene periods. [HILLS or PLAINS; not SANDY or SNOWY]
Blue Cycad is inspired by several modern Encephalartos species. Whilst that is a modern genus, plants looking much like these grew from the Jurassic period onward. [SANDY, and not WET, SNOWY or COLD]
Cycas is a genus growing today but its group was one of the earliest cycad branches to establish itself. Plants such as this were typical of Jurassic and Cretaceous flora. [FOREST, not SNOWY]
Dioon is another extant genus, this one with its origins in the later Jurassic and Cretaceous. [HILLS, not SNOWY or SANDY]
Ladinia Ladinia simplex was an early Triassic plant; quite archaic in terms of cycad evolution. In this mod, the male and female versions of this plant are clearly differentiated, and only the female will produce cones. [JUNGLE, HILLS or RIVER, not SNOWY or COLD]
Leptocycas was a rather spindly-looking late-Triassic cycad [JUNGLE or LUSH, rarely RIVER, and not SNOWY or COLD].
Nilssonia was another successful Mesozoic group of cycads, from the Triassic to Cretaceous. [HILLS or PLAINS; not SANDY or SNOWY]
Nilssoniocladus was an extremely interesting and unusual Jurassic and Cretaceous cycad, speculated to have been vine-like, growing in cold forests, and possibly even deciduous. In this mod it grows from a sapling, like a tree would, but needs to be planted against a vertical surface and need four blocks of space above it to grow. To rotate one of the "corner" pieces, just right-click with an empty hand. [On Redwood, Agathis, Ancient Araucaria or Monkey Puzzle Araucaria trees in CONIFEROUS. If none of the trees are set to grow in the biomes for it, it will not generate; it also does not generate on sapling-grown trees]
Spiny Cycad is also inspired by several modern arid-growing Encephalartos species. Perhaps this plant is less like the earliest cycads. [SAVANNA or SANDY, and not WET, SNOWY or COLD]

Lycophytes (propagated by the spore method)
An ancient group related to club-mosses and quillworts, and more distantly horsetails, which grew to tree-sizes in swamps during the Carboniferous period and just after:
Asteroxylon flourished in the early Devonian period in wet areas. It was a simple lycophyte plant. It will only grow within 5 blocks of water, and spreads to surrounding blocks, jumping the in-between-block, if conditions are right. [Anywhere within 5 blocks of water on sand, but it's rare].
Baragwanathia was similar to Asteroxylon, but appeared to possess actual leaves, and occurred earlier, probably in semi-aquatic, marine situations. It spreads on/in shallow water with enough light. [BEACH or OCEAN in/on shallow water]
Bothrodendron was a tree from Carboniferous swamps. [SWAMP and not SNOWY, also possible in shallow water]
Diaphorodendron was a tree from Carboniferous swamps. [SWAMP and not SNOWY, also possible in shallow water]
Guangdedendron was a late-Devonian lycopsid from modern China, growing in estuaries. It was on the way to becoming the giant lycopsid trees of the Carboniferous. [MESA, or SANDY and DRY; only next to water]
Isoetes, also known as quillworts, originated in the Devonian an evolved during the Permian period into forms in which these plants live now, more or less unchanged. The one in this mod is rather larger than in real life, and it spreads on/in shallow water with enough light. [Anywhere except OCEAN and BEACH in/on shallow water]
Lepidodendron was a tree from Carboniferous swamps which survived into the Triassic period. [SWAMP and not SNOWY, also possible in shallow water]
Nathorstiana was a similar to Isoetes, except bore a stem under the water. It grew during the early Cretaceous period. [Anywhere except OCEAN and BEACH in/on shallow water]
Omphalophloios was a smallish sub-tree plant from the Carboniferous. [SWAMP, not SNOWY]
Pleuromeia was a short, single-stemmed plant of uncertain affinities, which exploded across the planet after the end-Permian great extinctions, dominating the flora of the early Triassic. It grows in common patches in this mod. [Any biome except FOREST, DENSE and SNOWY; and if DRY or MESA then only near water]
Protolepidodendropsis was a late-Devonian forerunner of the larger Carboniferous Lepidodendron trees. [SWAMP, FOREST, JUNGLE, RIVER; not DRY, COLD or SNOWY; near water]
Selaginella evolved during he Devonian period and many species grow today. It forms green moss-like mats which will expand onto the immediately-neighbouring blocks, but does not spread further. [SWAMP, LUSH or JUNGLE]
Sigillaria also formed a major part of Carboniferous and Permian swamps. [SWAMP and not SNOWY, also possible in shallow water]
Valmeyerodendron was another tree-like plant from Carboniferous coal swamps, this one from early in the period. [SWAMP and not SNOWY]

Ferns (propagated by the spore method)
Alliopteris is a Zygopterid fern from the Carboniferous. [RIVER or SWAMP]
Ankyropteris was a widespread family of Carboniferous ferns with rhizome-based growth. They ranged from underground-spread clumps like modern fiddleheads, scrambling, to trunk-forming or liana-like climbers. The one in this mod is a small, liana-like climber, and it grows from a sapling, like a tree would, but needs to be planted against a vertical surface and need four blocks of space above it to grow. To rotate one of the "corner" pieces, just right-click with an empty hand. [On Calamites, Walchia or Sigillaria trees in HILLS or SWAMP, not SNOWY. If none of the trees are set to grow in the biomes for it, it will not generate; it also does not generate on sapling-grown trees]
Bolbitis is a fern which occurs today, but originated in the Cretaceous period. It is a submerged, aquatic fern. [anywhere not BEACH, OCEAN, COLD or SNOWY]
Cinnamon Fern is found unchanged in the fossil record from the Jurassic until the present. It is related to Osmunda and Claytosmunda, and produces spores on special leaves in the same way as those. [anywhere, not DRY or SANDY]
Claytosmunda is a small fern which first appears in the fossil record from the Triassic: it still grows today, apparently unchanged from that ancient type. It carries its spores on special organs on the leaf stems, rather on the leaflets themselves, and is related to the cinnamon fern. [CONIFEROUS or FOREST]
Dicksonia is an ancient genus of tree-ferns, with its family and forebears established in the Jurassic period, and still growing today. It requires room for its crown. [FOREST, LUSH or SWAMP, rarely RIVER; not SNOWY or DRY]
Epiphytic Fern plants have existed since the Carboniferous period. [FOREST]
"Ferns"… the vanilla fern and tall fern are also able to be propagated via spores in this mod.
Marattia is a family of primitive, often large, ferns which still exist today. They are one of the most ancient fern families to diverge and establish, possibly related to Psaronius. They emerged during the late Carboniferous and expanded throughout the succeeding periods. [FOREST, JUNGLE, LUSH or SWAMP; not SNOWY or DRY]
Matonia ferns were abundant from the Jurassic and still grow now. [SWAMP, FOREST, JUNGLE or LUSH; not DRY]
Nemejcopteris is known from Carboniferous fossils and is thought to have been a two-stemmed fern. [RIVER or WET]
Neuropteridium was a common Triassic fern, with a short, dumpy semi-trunk and with spores borne on fertile, adapted fronds. [FOREST or PLAINS; not DRY, COLD or SNOWY]
Osmunda is known as the royal fern today and it has remained unchanged since the Jurassic period, closely related to Claytosmunda. [RIVER or FOREST; not DRY]
Psaronius was a large Carboniferous tree-fern, which outcompeted lycophytes in the later Carboniferous and grew until the end of the Permian. It will only grow if there is enough room for its large, spreading crown to generate properly. [SWAMP, or PLAINS-and-WET, and not SNOWY]
Rhacophyton fossils are found from the late Devonian period. They bore spores and appear to be a kind of "proto-fern", with well-developed leafy structures. These plants and leaves from the Archeopteris trees make up the vast majority of the plant fossil record in the late Devonian, and both were abundant. [SWAMP and HILLS, or FOREST and HILLS, or JUNGLE, or rarely just HILLS; not CONIFEROUS, DRY, COLD or SNOWY]
Stauropteris was an early fern, perhaps descended from Rhacophyton. Fossils are found from the late Devonian to late Carboniferous. [RIVER or SWAMP]
Tempskya was a strange-looking Cretaceous tree-fern that grew on a squat, short-ish trunk composed of its own fibrous root-matting from which the fern would sprout is fronds. It was common in the period. [not OCEAN, BEACH, DRY, SANDY, COLD or SNOWY, only near water]
Tieta was the "other" big, contemporary tree fern relative of Psaronius, existing during the later Carboniferous and the Permian period. Its mechanics are the same as Psaronius.  [SWAMP, or PLAINS-and-WET, and not SNOWY]
Tmesipteris is a fern which grows today, as an epiphyte, mostly upon tree fern trunks. It forms its own unique group within the ferns, not very closely related to any living species. Modelling of molecular biology and phylogeny shows that this line of ferns must have existed during the Carboniferous, although sadly no fossils have yet been discovered. [JUNGLE]
Wachtleria was a Triassic fern with rather handsome foliage. [RIVER or PLAINS]
Symplocopteris was part of the Zygopteris family and formed a large-ish tree-fern during the Carboniferous period, similar to the Dicksonia in this mod. [FOREST, LUSH or SWAMP, rarely RIVER; not SNOWY or DRY]
Zygopteris ferns were a widespread family during the Carboniferous and Permian. This plant is modelled on one thought to have been a tall and slender tree-fern during the Permian period. [SWAMP, FOREST, RIVER, LUSH; not DRY or SNOWY]

Horsetails (propagated by the spore method)
Calamites was a tree-like horsetail from Carboniferous swamps, with a hollow, woody trunk, growing in a variety of sizes. It is capable of spreading near water via its underground rhizome block (use the config to customise this). [SWAMP, and not SNOWY, also possible in shallow water]
Equisetites was a large group of poorly-understood, disparately-related, Mesozoic horsetails. Many were shrub- or tree-like. [SWAMP, HILLS, LUSH or PLAINS only near water, not SAVANNA, DRY, SNOWY or COLD]
Field Horsetail is a freely-inspired version of the modern field horsetail. Such plants were common from the Carboniferous period up until today. It spreads onto suitable surrounding blocks. [PLAINS; not DRY or SANDY]
Giant Horsetail is a freely-inspired version of the modern giant horsetail. They produce separate temporary sporing shoots next to the main stems. Such plants were common from the Carboniferous period up until today. [SWAMP, RIVER. LUSH and JUNGLE]
Water Horsetail is a freely-inspired version of the modern rough horsetail. Such plants were common from the Carboniferous period up until today. It spreads on/in shallow water with enough light. [RIVER, SWAMP, FOREST and PLAINS, in/on shallow water]
Wood Horsetail is a freely-inspired version of the modern wood horsetail. Such plants were common from the Carboniferous period up until today. It spreads onto suitable surrounding blocks. [FOREST or CONIFEROUS; not DRY or SANDY]
Ibyka was a small plant from the Devonian thought to be ancestral to horsetails. [RIVER or FOREST]
Neocalamites were a diverse group of plants related to Calamites and horsetails, from the Permian and Triassic periods. The one in this mod must be planted 3-5 blocks under water.  [SWAMP, and not SNOWY]
Palaeostachya was an early-Permian Calamites-relative. This was a smallish-shrub-sized, plant though with a distinctive shape.  [not OCEAN, BEACH, DRY, SANDY, COLD or SNOWY, only near water]
Pseudobornia was a late-Devonian plant which appears to be an early horsetail-family member, related to the later, larger Calamites and probably with a similar growth-pattern. [RIVER or JUNGLE; not COLD]
Schizoneura was a horsetail-family member from the later Permian and Triassic. [SWAMP, HILLS, LUSH or PLAINS only near water, not SAVANNA, DRY, SNOWY or COLD]
Sphenophyllales were a diverse group of scrambling or vine-like plants from the Carboniferous period. They are closely related to the horsetails, and had the same semi-hollow, jointed stems and whorled simple leaves, but in habit looked rather different.
– Climbing Sphenophyllales behaves like vanilla vines [On Lepidodendron, Cordaites, Bothrodendron or Diaphorodendron trees in SWAMP, and not SNOWY. If none of the trees are set to grow in the biomes for it, it will not generate as a climbing plant; it also does not generate on sapling-grown trees]
– Scrambling Sphenophyllales is a smaller-sized, static plant. [SWAMP, and not SNOWY]

Proto-plants (propagated by the spore method) – all will spread naturally onto suitable surrounding blocks
Adoketophyton was an early-Devonian vascular plant, related to the earlier Zosterophyllum. [Anywhere within 3 blocks of water on dirt or grass, but it's rare]
Cooksonia is one of the earliest successful land-dwelling "proto-plants" abundant from the the mid Silurian to early Devonian periods in wet ground next to water. [Anywhere within 3 blocks of water on dirt or grass, but it's rare]
Dollyphyton was a moss-like plant from the Ordovician period, rather similar to modern Sphagnum mosses. It can be placed on any solid surface. The moss texture will display on appropriate neighbouring solid faces but the main moss plant remembers which block face it is actually planted on for the purposes of breaking. In addition player-placed or world-generated Dollyphyton will spread and create new moss blocks on surrounding blocks, but these will not spread further unless re-placed by a player. Fun fact: it's named after Dolly Parton's estate, which is near where the fossils were found. [Anywhere next to water, on any block, but it's rare]
Edwardsiphyton was also a moss-like plant from the Ordovician period, this one similar to modern fork mosses. The mechanics are identical to Dollyphyton. [Anywhere next to water, on any block, but it's rare]
Foozia was an early Devonian vascular plant, of unknown relationship. [Anywhere within 3 blocks of water on dirt or sand, but it's rare]
Leclrecqia was a mid-Devonian club-moss-like plant. [RIVER, SWAMP or CONIFEROUS]
Pertica was a early- to mid-Devonian vascular plant with "sprays" of sporing shoots. Grows on sand and does not spread. [BEACH, not SNOWY or COLD]
Psilophyton was a plant from the early- to mid Devonian period. This was one of the more sophisticated of the early plants; it had fairly well-differentiated sporangia and semi-woody tissue allowing an upright structure and could probably survive slightly away from the water. [Anywhere within 4 blocks of water on sand or dirt, and not next to water, but it's rare]
Rellimia was a mid-Devonian spore-bearing plant. [FOREST; not SNOWY or DRY]
Rhynia was an early-Devonian "proto-plant". [SWAMP; in one-block deep water or next to it]
Tetraxylopteris was a mid- to late-Devonian bushy vascular plant, almost shrub-like. Does not spread. [FOREST, not DRY, COLD or SNOWY; but it's rather uncommon]
Zosterophyllum was a late-Silurian and early-Devonian small "proto-plant" (and member of a wider family named after it). [Anywhere within 3 blocks of water on dirt or sand, but it's rare]

Various other things (propagated by the spore method)
Archaeopteris was the dominant tree during the later Devonian to early Carboniferous, able to expand to create large forests away from the immediate water-edges. These forests of Archeopteris and Rhacophyton characterised the late Devonian floodplain flora. It was related to the fern lineage and perhaps was a possible dimly-distant ancestor of conifers; it is the second-oldest of all known trees, and was abundant across the globe, transforming soils. [SWAMP and HILLS, or FOREST and HILLS, or JUNGLE, or rarely just HILLS; not CONIFEROUS, DRY, COLD or SNOWY]
Calamophyton is a mid-Devonian relative of Wattieza, although with less complex leaves and a smaller stature. [JUNGLE anywhere; SANDY only next to water, not BEACH or OCEAN]
Cecropsis was a woody, spore-bearing plant from the Carboniferous period. [RIVER or SWAMP]
Noeggerathiales was a group of enigmatic, single-stemmed plants with tufts of leaves on their tops, looking rather like cycads or tree-ferns. However, they bore spores on long strobili placed in the same manner as cycad cones, rather than on their leaves. They were not particularly common though a number of remarkably complete fossils have been found in modern China. They grew in warm, wet areas, from the late Carboniferous through the Permian and died out in the early Triassic. [SWAMP or LUSH anywhere, SAVANNA only near water, not SNOWY or COLD]
Wattieza is the first-known tree-like organism, dating from the mid-Devonian period, with a striking appearance. It was related ferns but not closely, and may be an ancestor of horsetails, did not possess proper woody tissue, and would have required wet areas to grow. [JUNGLE anywhere; SANDY only next to water, not BEACH or OCEAN]
Xenocaldia was also related to Wattieza and may have been a climbing plant. [On Archaeopteris trees in SWAMP or HILLS; not SNOWY. If the trees are set to grow in the biomes for it, it will not generate; it also does not generate on sapling-grown trees]

Flowering Plants (see individual entries for propagation methods)
Archaefructus is amongst the earliest-known true flowering plant macrofossils, from the early Cretaceous. It was a small plant, with the flowering components not yet consolidated into what we would think of a composite inflorescence. It was semi-aquatic. Propagated by the flower method. [PLAINS, in/on shallow water]
Artocarpus is the breadfruit tree family and they existed from the late Cretaceous period onward, growing today in the tropics. Propagated by the fruit/cone method: these fruits are already visible hanging on the tree though, and are not dropped by breaking leaves. They can be cooked as a good food as well as broken for seeds. [JUNGLE or FOREST; not COLD or CONIFEROUS]
Cobbania was a group of late-Cretaceous-to-Eocene, floating, water-lettuce-type plants, related to the Arum family. [SWAMP or JUNGLE, on water]
Primeval Grass Grass-family members existed during the late Cretaceous and has been found in fossilised dinosaur dung. It was not the carpet-forming plant it evolved into during the Neogene, but the species were more like cattails, rice or slender bamboo in stature. Plants such as these have existed from then until now. [PLAINS, in water or next to water]
Hironoia was an early member of the Cornus family, dating from the late Cretaceous. In this mod it is a shrub or small tree, and its flowers are far closer to modern flowering dogwoods than to what were probably rather insignificant flowers in the Cretaceous period. Propagated by the flower method. [PLAINS, not DRY]
Hymenaea A few species of this tree are the sources of some of the better-known fossilised amber types, and the relevant species grew from the Oligocene to Miocene. Their descendant species exist today, with the African species more closely related to the ancient ones. I have interpreted this as a typical savanna-jungle tree shape. If you are integrating these trees into the Fossils and Archeology mod, use of the script below means you need to analyse Dominican amber chunks to get a petrified sapling for this particular tree. Its logs will smelt into Dominican amber chunks in return. Note that Fossils and Archeology has its own Dominican Amber in it: that amber is not related to the foregoing, and you need the Dominican amber from this mod. Propagated by the flower method. [SAVANNA, JUNGLE or MESA [not on sand if it's MESA, but can be on sand elsewhere); not SNOWY or COLD]
Liriodendron (Tulip tree) dates from the mid to late Cretaceous, and formed a major part of the newly-emerging flowering tree flora, and almost identical species still grow today. Propagated by the flower method. [FOREST, and not JUNGLE or CONIFEROUS]
Magnolia trees date from the mid to late Cretaceous, and are closely related to Liriodendron. This family was also a rather classic aspect of the tree flora, and very similar species still grow today. In this mod it grows into very varied shapes and sizes, usually with twisty branches. Propagated by the flower method. [PLAINS, and not SAVANNA or DRY]
Maple originated in the late Cretaceous period, and spread characteristically and successfully in the immediate Paleocene onwards. The tree in this mod generate rather like an oak, and has permanent, brightly-coloured "autumn" foliage inspired by some modern species. Propagated by the fruit/cone method, though the leaves drop seeds direct which require no further processing. [FOREST; not CONIFEROUS, HOT or JUNGLE]
Nelumbo is part of the "lotus" group of waterlilies which also evolved during the Cretaceous, well before "true" waterlilies and are part of the most ancient groups of flowering plants. They must be planted in non-flowing sourceblocks of water, under water, and require direct light and air above the water to survive and produce a flower. If the leaves and flowers are killed by ice-formation over them, the plant will re-shoot from the base when opportunity allows. Propagated by the flower method. [Anywhere not BEACH, OCEAN, SNOWY or COLD]
Proteaceae is an ancient family of spectacular flowering plants, originating in the Cretaceous Gondwana supercontinent and still found mostly in South Africa and Australia today. This mod creatively re-imagines the scant fossil evidence as two leafy, flowering shrubs:
– "Archeaobanksia" is a shrub or small tree with a fiery or yellow flower. Propagated by the flower method. [SANDY or MESA, not BEACH or OCEAN]
– "Archaeoprotea" is a shrubby plant with two colour variants, pink and red. Propagated by the flower method. [HILLS or MOUNTAIN; not DRY, JUNGLE or HOT]
Southern Beech (Nothofagus) trees evolved during the Cretaceous spreading into forests in the southern hemisphere by the end of the period, and expanding greatly after then. They are still common trees today. It creates podzol at its base (which you can change in the config if you need to). [HILLS; not HOT, JUNGLE, SWAMP, SAVANNA, SANDY, SNOWY, CONFIEROUS or DRY]

Gnetophytes

Gnetophytes are an enigmatic "sister group" of non-flowering plants to the conifers, ginkgoes and cycads etc., which had established themselves by at least the Permian. It is not clear whether they split from the other cone-bearing plants or originated from a common ancestor. They produce cones containing the seeds and are propagated by the fruit/cone method.
Ephedra is a genus found today widespread in sandy places, and consists of many species, some vine-like, some scrambling, some shrubby or like small trees. Most are small tangled shrubs with photosynthetic stems. The genus has undergone very little evolution since appearing in the late Jurassic period. In this mod, eating the seeds gives you an ephedrine hit (please don't eat real-world seeds!). [BEACH; or SANDY and DRY; not SAVANNA]
Palaeognetaleana was a plant from the Permian period, the earliest-known Gnetale. Climbing gnetales are still the most common member of this group today. In the mod this behaves exactly the same as vanilla vines. [anywhere, on Glossopteris trees. If the trees are not set to grow in the biomes for it, it will not generate; it also does not generate on sapling-grown trees]

Precambrian:
Arkarua
Arborea
Ausia
Bomakellia
Bradgatia
Burykhia
Charnia
Charniodiscus
Cloudina 
Coronacollina 
Corumbella 
Dickinsonia 
Eoandromeda 
Funisia 
Hapsidophyllas 
Haootia 
Inaria 
Kimberella 
Namacalathus 
Namapoikia 
Pambikalbae 
Parvancorina 
Parviscopa 
Precambrian Jellyfish
Primocandelabrum 
Pteridinium 
Spriggina 
Swartpuntia 
Tawuia 
Thectardis 
Tribrachidium 
Ventogyrus 
Yilingia 
Yorgia

Cambrian:

4 Cambrian jellyfish
Acadoaradoxides
Alacaris
Amplectobelua
Anomalocaris
Banffia
Batofasciculus
Cambroraster
Canadaspis
Chaunograptus
Cheloniellon
Diania
Dictyonema
Dinomischus
Ellipsocephalus
Elrathia
Eoredlichia
Facivermis
Gemmactena
Gogia
Hallucigenia
Herpetogaster
Jianshanopodia
Kerygmachela
Kodymirus
Laminacaris
Lyrarapax
Marella
Metaspriggina
Microdictyon
Nectocaris
Odaraia
Odontogriphus
Oesia/Margaretia
Omnidens
Opabinia
Ottoia
Paradoxides
Paucipodia
Pikaia
Pomatrum
Sea anemones
Siberion
Siphusauctum
Stromatoveris
Synophalos
Tegopelte
Thauamptilon
Tokummia
Wiwaxia
Xenusion
Xianguangia
Yawunik
Yohoia
Yunnanozoon

Ordovician-Silurian:

Acutiramus
Aegirocassis
Ainiktozoon
Aphetoceras
Arandaspis
Aristocystites
Asaphus
Ateleaspis
Blastoids
Bolboporites
Callicrinus
Cameroceras
Carcinosoma
Caryocrinites
Cephalaspis
Cheirurus
Cowielepis
Cyathocrinus
Cyclonema
Cyrtoceras
Deiroceras
Dendrograptus
Dictyonema
Didymograptus
Echinosphaerites
Encrinus
Endoceras
Eoarthropleura
Eucalyptoncrinites
Eurypterus
Fenestella
Furcaster
Gonioceras
Isotelus
Jellyfish
Kalbarria
Kokomopterus
Lunataspis
Maclurina
Mixopterus
Monograptus
Orthoceras
Palaeotarbus
Petalocrinus
Pisocrinus
Poleumita
Poraspis
Promissum
Psarolepis
Pseudocrinites
Pterygotus
Qilinyu
Sacabambaspis
Scyphocrinites
Sea anemones
Selenopeltis
Siphonocrinus
Temperoceras
Tetragraptus
Thelodus

Devonian:

Acanthodes
Acutiramus
Ancyrocrinus
Attercopus
Basiloceras
Blastoids
Bothriolepis
Campbellodus
Cephalaspis
Cheirurus
Cheloniellon
Cladoselache
Coccosteus
Cupressocrinites
Cyathocrinus
Cyrtoceras
Deiroceras
Dictyonema
Drepanaspis
Eglonaspis
Encrinus
Eoarthropleura
Eucalyptoncrinites
Fenestella
Furcacauda
Furcaster
Gemuendina
Gondwanascorpio
Goniatites
Hemicyclaspis
Heterosteus
Hibbertopterus
Hibernaspis
Hyneria
Ichthyostega
Jaekelopterus
Jellyfish
Manticoceras
Mimetaster
Monograptus
Onychodus
Pagea
Palaeocharinus
Palaeoisopus
Parexus
Pneumodesmus
Psarolepis
Pteraspis
Pterygotus
Schinderhannes
Scyphocrinites
Sea anemones
Temperoceras
Terataspis
Titanichthys
Vadarocrinus
Walliserops
Websteroprion
Xenacanthus

Carboniferous:

6 Palaeodictyoptera
Acanthodes
Akmonistion
Amphibamus
Anthracomedusa
Belantsea
Blastoids
Cryptomartus
Cyathocrinus
Dictyonema
Dizygocrinus
Dracopristis
Encrinus
Eophrynus
Escumasia
Fenestella
Gigantoscorpio
Goniatites
Hibbertopterus
Hylonomus
Jellyfish
Kreischeria
Limnoscelis
Megalocephalus
Megarachne
Phlegethontia
Platysomus
Pulmonoscorpius
Rhizodus
Sea anemones
Spathicephalus
Tullimonstrum
Vestinautilus
Xenacanthus 

Algae are ancient and predate plants, and are their ancestors. They are still abundant. This mod contains several types, which are propagated by crafting sheared algae with water. They spawn wild in water in either freshwater or marine biomes by default, and you can manage their world-generation in the config. Algae do not spread, but kelp grow upwards.
Crinoids is used as a general grouping in this mod for all static echinoderms, crinoids, cystoids and their ancestors and relatives. [only in the prehistoric dimensions]
Nematophyta is a catch-all term for a range of organic debris-like fossils from the Silurian to early Devonian periods. They are thought to include several types of plant-like material but also largely fungal fossils. This mod interprets them as fungi. They spread a little and are propagated by spores. [MUSHROOM biomes]
Prototaxites is an extinct, enigmatic organism, perhaps a kind of primitive giant fungus, from mid Ordovician until the late Devonian periods. It begins its life as a mat of mycelium, which needs to be near water and on gravel, dirt or sand. Once a piece of Prototaxites is surrounded NSEW by others, it will eventually send up fruiting bodies, which will slowly grow taller until they produce sporangia at the top. Spores can be collected from the sporangia. Eventually the fruiting body will collapse back down to the mycelium again (all this is changeable in the config). Propagated by the spore method. [SANDY, not BEACH or OCEAN, on sand next to water (will spread onto dirt as well though); rare; it will also spawn in MUSHROOM biomes more commonly]
Rugose and Tabulate Corals were abundant during the Palaeozoic. Like all corals, they are an animal which encases itself in various mineral deposits. Corals in this mod are static and non-propagatable, but can be harvested with shears. The larger tabulate coral blocks are harvested with a silk touch pickaxe. [only in the prehistoric dimensions]
Sponges are ancient marine animals which were established by the Ediacaran period, possibly well before. They are still abundant. Sponges in this mod are static and non-propagatable, but can be harvested with shears.
Stromatolites and Thrombolites are not alive, but they may as well get listed here. They are formed by cyanobacterial mats trapping silt as a deposit on them, and slowly layering up into a rock-like structure. They can grow to several metres in height over many thousands of years of growth. Their heyday was in the pre-Cambrian, although they are still rarely found today. They are not propagatable and must be harvested with silk-touch. [Stromatolites in BEACH or OCEAN; in shallow-ish water, at sea-level, in rare patches; Thrombolites only spawn in the prehistoric dimensions].

mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrifiedsapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrifiedsapling>, <lepidodendron:sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrifiedglossopterissapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrifiedglossopterissapling>, <lepidodendron:glossopterissapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_liriodendron_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_liriodendron_sapling>, <lepidodendron:liriodendron_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_magnolia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_magnolia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:magnolia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_redwood_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_redwood_sapling>, <lepidodendron:redwood_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_wollemi_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_wollemi_sapling>, <lepidodendron:wollemi_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_bothrodendron_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_bothrodendron_sapling>, <lepidodendron:bothrodendron_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_diaphorodendron_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_diaphorodendron_sapling>, <lepidodendron:diaphorodendron_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_ginkgo_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_ginkgo_sapling>, <lepidodendron:ginkgo_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_agathis_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_agathis_sapling>, <lepidodendron:agathis_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_monkeypuzzle_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_monkeypuzzle_sapling>, <lepidodendron:monkeypuzzle_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_columnaris_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_columnaris_sapling>, <lepidodendron:columnaris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_bunya_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_bunya_sapling>, <lepidodendron:bunya_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_tempskya_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_tempskya_sapling>, <lepidodendron:tempskya_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_cycadeoidea_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_cycadeoidea_sapling>, <lepidodendron:cycadeoidea_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_sahnioxylon_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_sahnioxylon_sapling>, <lepidodendron:sahnioxylon_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_williamsonia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_williamsonia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:williamsonia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_zamites_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_zamites_sapling>, <lepidodendron:zamites_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_sigillaria_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_sigillaria_sapling>, <lepidodendron:sigillaria_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_calamites_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_calamites_sapling>, <lepidodendron:calamites_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<lepidodendron:araucarioxylon_log_petrified>, <lepidodendron:petrified_araucarioxylon_saping>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_araucarioxylon_saping>, <lepidodendron:araucarioxylon_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<lepidodendron:baltic_amber_chunk>, <lepidodendron:petrified_sciadopitys_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_sciadopitys_sapling>, <lepidodendron:sciadopitys_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_pleuromeia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_pleuromeia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:pleuromeia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_bjuvia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_bjuvia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:bjuvia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_encblue_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_encblue_sapling>, <lepidodendron:encblue_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_antarcticycas>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_antarcticycas>, <lepidodendron:antarcticycas>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_cycas_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_cycas_sapling>, <lepidodendron:cycas_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_leptocycas_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_leptocycas_sapling>, <lepidodendron:leptocycas_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_dioon_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_dioon_sapling>, <lepidodendron:dioon_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_spiny_cycad_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_spiny_cycad_sapling>, <lepidodendron:spiny_cycad_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_psaronius_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_psaronius_sapling>, <lepidodendron:psaronius_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_caytoniales>, 1);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_caytoniales_2>, 1);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_caytoniales>, <lepidodendron:caytoniales>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_caytoniales_2>, <lepidodendron:caytoniales_2>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_dicksonia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_dicksonia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:dicksonia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_dicroidium_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_dicroidium_sapling>, <lepidodendron:dicroidium_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_cordaites_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_cordaites_sapling>, <lepidodendron:cordaites_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_sphenophyllales>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_sphenophyllales>, <lepidodendron:sphenophyllales>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_giant_horsetail>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_giant_horsetail>, <lepidodendron:giant_horsetail>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_cooksonia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_cooksonia>, <lepidodendron:cooksonia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_psilophyton>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_psilophyton>, <lepidodendron:psilophyton>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_asteroxylon>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_asteroxylon>, <lepidodendron:asteroxylon>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_prototaxites>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_prototaxites>, <lepidodendron:prototaxites>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_wattieza_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_wattieza_sapling>, <lepidodendron:wattieza_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_valmeyerodendron_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_valmeyerodendron_sapling>, <lepidodendron:valmeyerodendron_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_protea_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_protea_sapling>, <lepidodendron:protea_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_protea_sapling_1>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_protea_sapling_1>, <lepidodendron:protea_sapling_1>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_walchia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_walchia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:walchia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_lepidopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_lepidopteris>, <lepidodendron:lepidopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_baikalophyllum>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_baikalophyllum>, <lepidodendron:baikalophyllum>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_baiera>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_baiera>, <lepidodendron:baiera>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_isoetes>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_isoetes>, <lepidodendron:isoetes_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_sphenophyllales_1>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_sphenophyllales_1>, <lepidodendron:sphenophyllales_1>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_claytosmunda>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_claytosmunda>, <lepidodendron:claytosmunda>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_wachtleria>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_wachtleria>, <lepidodendron:wachtleria>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_scytophyllum>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_scytophyllum>, <lepidodendron:scytophyllum>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_aethophyllum>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_aethophyllum>, <lepidodendron:aethophyllum>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<lepidodendron:dominican_amber_chunk>, <lepidodendron:petrified_hymenaea_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_hymenaea_sapling>, <lepidodendron:hymenaea_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_mirabilis_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_mirabilis_sapling>, <lepidodendron:mirabilis_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_nelumbo>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_nelumbo>, <lepidodendron:nelumbo>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_alpia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_alpia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:alpia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_komlopteris_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_komlopteris_sapling>, <lepidodendron:komlopteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_medullosales_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_medullosales_sapling>, <lepidodendron:medullosales_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_baragwanathia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_baragwanathia>, <lepidodendron:baragwanathia_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_gigantopterid_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_gigantopterid_sapling>, <lepidodendron:gigantopterid_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_bristlecone_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_bristlecone_sapling>, <lepidodendron:bristlecone_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_hironoia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_hironoia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:hironoia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_small_matonia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_small_matonia>, <lepidodendron:matonia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_large_matonia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_large_matonia>, <lepidodendron:matonia_large>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_archaeopteris_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_archaeopteris_sapling>, <lepidodendron:archaeopteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_dollyphyton>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_dollyphyton>, <lepidodendron:dollyphyton>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_rhacophyton>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_rhacophyton>, <lepidodendron:rhacophyton>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_osmunda>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_osmunda>, <lepidodendron:osmunda>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_stauropteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_stauropteris>, <lepidodendron:stauropteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_neuropteridium>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_neuropteridium>, <lepidodendron:neuropteridium>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_cinnamon_fern>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_cinnamon_fern>, <lepidodendron:cinnamon_fern>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_nilssoniocladus_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_nilssoniocladus_sapling>, <lepidodendron:nilssoniocladus_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_alethopteris_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_alethopteris_sapling>, <lepidodendron:alethopteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_maple_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_maple_sapling>, <lepidodendron:maple_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_marattia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_marattia>, <lepidodendron:marattia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_guangdedendron>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_guangdedendron>, <lepidodendron:guangdedendron>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_edwardsiphyton>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_edwardsiphyton>, <lepidodendron:edwardsiphyton>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_ephedra>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_ephedra>, <lepidodendron:ephedra>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_artocarpus_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_artocarpus_sapling>, <lepidodendron:artocarpus_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_archaefructus>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_archaefructus>, <lepidodendron:archaefructus_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_equisetites_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_equisetites_sapling>, <lepidodendron:equisetites_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_water_horsetail>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_water_horsetail>, <lepidodendron:water_horsetail_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_wood_horsetail>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_wood_horsetail>, <lepidodendron:wood_horsetail>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_field_horsetail>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_field_horsetail>, <lepidodendron:field_horsetail>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_umaltolepis>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_umaltolepis>, <lepidodendron:umaltolepis>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_sphenopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_sphenopteris>, <lepidodendron:sphenopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_tyrmia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_tyrmia>, <lepidodendron:tyrmia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_wielandiella>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_wielandiella>, <lepidodendron:wielandiella>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_ladinia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_ladinia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:ladinia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_nothofagus_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_nothofagus_sapling>, <lepidodendron:nothofagus_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_pachypteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_pachypteris>, <lepidodendron:pachypteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_nathorstiana>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_nathorstiana>, <lepidodendron:nathorstiana_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_omphalophloios_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_omphalophloios_sapling>, <lepidodendron:omphalophloios_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_neocalamites>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_neocalamites>, <lepidodendron:neocalamites_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_yew_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_yew_sapling>, <lepidodendron:yew_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_brachyphyllum_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_brachyphyllum_sapling>, <lepidodendron:brachyphyllum_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_pterophyllum_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_pterophyllum_sapling>, <lepidodendron:pterophyllum_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_quasistrobus>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_quasistrobus>, <lepidodendron:quasistrobus>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_utrechtia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_utrechtia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:utrechtia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_selaginella>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_selaginella>, <lepidodendron:selaginella>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_cobbania>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_cobbania>, <lepidodendron:cobbania_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_elkinsia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_elkinsia>, <lepidodendron:elkinsia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_callistophytales>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_callistophytales>, <lepidodendron:callistophytales>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_pseudobornia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_pseudobornia>, <lepidodendron:pseudobornia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_adoketophyton>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_adoketophyton>, <lepidodendron:adoketophyton>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_zosterophyllum>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_zosterophyllum>, <lepidodendron:zosterophyllum>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_foozia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_foozia>, <lepidodendron:foozia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_pertica>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_pertica>, <lepidodendron:pertica>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_tetraxylopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_tetraxylopteris>, <lepidodendron:tetraxylopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_ankyropteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_ankyropteris>, <lepidodendron:ankyropteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_odontopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_odontopteris>, <lepidodendron:odontopteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_tmesipteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_tmesipteris>, <lepidodendron:tmesipteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_primaeval_grass>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_primaeval_grass>, <lepidodendron:primaeval_grass_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_palaeostachya>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_palaeostachya>, <lepidodendron:palaeostachya_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_schizoneura>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_schizoneura>, <lepidodendron:schizoneura_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_noeggerathiales_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_noeggerathiales_sapling>, <lepidodendron:noeggerathiales_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_banksia_1_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_banksia_1_sapling>, <lepidodendron:banksia_1_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_banksia_2_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_banksia_2_sapling>, <lepidodendron:banksia_2_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_protolepidodendropsis_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_protolepidodendropsis_sapling>, <lepidodendron:protolepidodendropsis_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_palaeognetaleana>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_palaeognetaleana>, <lepidodendron:palaeognetaleana>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_bolbitis>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_bolbitis>, <lepidodendron:bolbitis>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_taxodium_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_taxodium_sapling>, <lepidodendron:taxodium_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_zygopteridaceae_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_zygopteridaceae_sapling>, <lepidodendron:zygopteridaceae_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_tietea_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_tietea_sapling>, <lepidodendron:tietea_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_emplectopteris_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_emplectopteris_sapling>, <lepidodendron:emplectopteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_nilssonia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_nilssonia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:nilssonia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_fern_epiphyte>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_fern_epiphyte>, <lepidodendron:fern_epiphyte>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_nystroemia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_nystroemia>, <lepidodendron:nystroemia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_polyspermophyllum>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_polyspermophyllum>, <lepidodendron:polyspermophyllum>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_trichopitys>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_trichopitys>, <lepidodendron:trichopitys>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_alliopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_alliopteris>, <lepidodendron:alliopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_calamophyton_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_calamophyton_sapling>, <lepidodendron:calamophyton_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_cecropsis>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_cecropsis>, <lepidodendron:cecropsis>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_ctenis_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_ctenis_sapling>, <lepidodendron:ctenis_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_eremopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_eremopteris>, <lepidodendron:eremopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_ibyka>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_ibyka>, <lepidodendron:ibyka>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_leclercqia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_leclercqia>, <lepidodendron:leclercqia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_nemejcopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_nemejcopteris>, <lepidodendron:nemejcopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_rhynia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_rhynia>, <lepidodendron:rhynia_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_pitys_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_pitys_sapling>, <lepidodendron:pitys_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_podocarp_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_podocarp_sapling>, <lepidodendron:podocarp_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_rellimia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_rellimia>, <lepidodendron:rellimia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_reticulopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_reticulopteris>, <lepidodendron:reticulopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_rufloria_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_rufloria_sapling>, <lepidodendron:rufloria_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_xenocladia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_xenocladia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:xenocladia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_zygopteris_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_zygopteris_sapling>, <lepidodendron:zygopteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_aneurophyton_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_aneurophyton_sapling>, <lepidodendron:aneurophyton_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_arid_horsetail>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_arid_horsetail>, <lepidodendron:arid_horsetail>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_belemnopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_belemnopteris>, <lepidodendron:belemnopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_brasilodendron>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_brasilodendron>, <lepidodendron:brasilodendron>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_buriadia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_buriadia>, <lepidodendron:buriadia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_cyclodendron>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_cyclodendron>, <lepidodendron:cyclodendron>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_czekanowskia_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_czekanowskia_sapling>, <lepidodendron:czekanowskia_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_dicranophyllum>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_dicranophyllum>, <lepidodendron:dicranophyllum>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_glenopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_glenopteris>, <lepidodendron:glenopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_lycopia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_lycopia>, <lepidodendron:lycopia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_lyginopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_lyginopteris>, <lepidodendron:lyginopteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_macroneuropteris_sapling>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_macroneuropteris_sapling>, <lepidodendron:macroneuropteris_sapling>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_nilssoniopteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_nilssoniopteris>, <lepidodendron:nilssoniopteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_paurodendron>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_paurodendron>, <lepidodendron:paurodendron>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_phyllotheca>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_phyllotheca>, <lepidodendron:phyllotheca_item>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_pseudovoltzia>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_pseudovoltzia>, <lepidodendron:pseudovoltzia>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_quadrocladus>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_quadrocladus>, <lepidodendron:quadrocladus>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_skaaripteris>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_skaaripteris>, <lepidodendron:skaaripteris>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_surangephyllum>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_surangephyllum>, <lepidodendron:surangephyllum>);
mods.fossils.recipes.addAnalyzerOutput(<fossil:plant_fossil>, <lepidodendron:petrified_swamp_horsetail>, 2);
mods.fossils.recipes.addCultivateRecipe(<lepidodendron:petrified_swamp_horsetail>, <lepidodendron:swamp_horsetail_item>);

Prehistoric Ground is crafted from any prehistoric plant matter surrounded by soil blocks on a crafting table. When placed it will spread to other non-coarse dirt blocks (like grass does). When broken without silk-touch it drops dirt. When bonemeal is applied to its upper surface it will sprout Prehistoric Ground Cover which can be sheared up and placed elsewhere, or just left there.
Lush Prehistoric Ground is crafted from bonemeal surrounded by prehistoric ground blocks on a crafting table. When placed it will spread to other non-coarse dirt blocks (like grass does). When broken without silk-touch it drops dirt. When bonemeal is applied to its upper surface it will sprout Lush Prehistoric Ground Cover which can be sheared up and placed elsewhere, or just left there.
Sandy Prehistoric Ground is crafted from any prehistoric plant matter surrounded by sand blocks on a crafting table. When placed it will spread to other sand blocks (like grass does on dirt), but it requires the proximity of water, without which it will revert to plain sand. When broken without silk-touch it drops sand, and is affected by gravity like sand. When bonemeal is applied to its upper surface it will sprout Sandy Prehistoric Ground Cover which can be sheared up and placed elsewhere, or just left there. It comes in a plain and red variety, depending on which sand you use.
Mossy Prehistoric Stone is crafted from any prehistoric plant matter surrounded by stone blocks on a crafting table. When placed it will spread to other stone blocks (like grass does on dirt), but it requires the proximity of water, without which it will revert to plain stone. When broken without silk-touch it drops mossy cobblestone. When bonemeal is applied to its upper surface it will sprout Ancient Moss which can be sheared up and placed elsewhere (it can be placed on any solid surface horizontal or vertical), or just left there. It behaves like Dollyphyton in terms of block texture behaviour, but does not spread.

Thatch is crafted from Calamites/Horsetails/Equisetites, Psaronius, Tietea or Archaeopteris leaves, branch segments and string. A vanilla-style hay thatch is also included which you can craft out of grasses, sticks and string. The thatch blocks can be placed a bit like stairs to form sloping roofs. They can also be placed flat upwards or downwards. Thatch can be crafted into Thatch Bundles for storage or further decoration. All the thatch recipe are Oredict-diven so you are able to add items from other mods to the existing Oredicts if you want to.

Generic trapdoors (any wooden stick and the chosen planks)

Spore collection envelope (paper and resin). To obtain resin, you'll need to find a tree/log which produces it and collect it in a bottle using the Resin Extractor machine (set the machine against a suitable tree and when it is sufficiently full, right click with a bucket or bottle on the machine). You can manage this in the config. To obtain spores, collect them from the plants' strobili with the envelope.

Generic sapling production from spores (water, the filled spore envelope, any dirt):

Generic sapling production from seeds or nuts (bonemeal, seeds/nuts, any dirt). Note: Primeval Pine requires a snowball in place of bonemeal:

Generic thatch production (branches, string and leaves):

 Bone wand, portal opener (diamond bock, resin, bone):

Amber Ore needs to be mined with silk-touch and then smelted into amber chunks. 9 amber chunks can be crafted into an amber block. Amber blocks and Petrified Araucarioxylon logs are combined using the standard crafting shapes to get their slabs, stairs and walls. 

Add these to: leavesClassesBlacklist:

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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockDicroidiumLeavesSmallPlaceable$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockDicroidiumLeavesTop$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockProteaLeaves$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockProteaLeaves1$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockPsaroniusLeaves$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockPsaroniusLeavesPlaceable$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockPsaroniusLeavesSmall$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockPsaroniusLeavesSmallPlaceable$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockPsaroniusLeavesTop$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockTempskyaLeaves$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockWilliamsoniaLeaves$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockWilliamsoniaLeavesPlaceable$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockBjuviaShoot$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockCalamitesShootTop$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockDioonShoot$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockEncblueShoot$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockLeptocycasShoot$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockSigillariaShootCentre$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockSpinyCycadShoot$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockWattiezaShoot$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockWattiezaShootSide02$BlockCustom
net.lepidodendron.block.BlockWattiezaShootSide03$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockZamitesShoot$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockZamitesShootTop$BlockCustom
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net.lepidodendron.block.BlockCaytoniales$BlockCustom
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