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It is my hope though that it will expand beyond that as potential other people may end up contributing to it over time.<br/> | It is my hope though that it will expand beyond that as potential other people may end up contributing to it over time.<br/> | ||
In any case, just click on the tree type to bring up a map listing location of documented trees of that type.<br/> | In any case, just click on the tree type to bring up a map listing location of documented trees of that type.<br/> | ||
| − | If you wish to add a tree, simply go to | + | If you wish to add a tree, simply go to the page for the tree type you want to add and follow the convention for existing entries using a # for |
| + | the tag to represent the number of trees of that type in the group. For amounts greater than 9, please add in a comment (in addition to the standard coordinates) the number of trees in that group. For example: (9) 120,120, 23 bottle trees (120,120) | ||
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Revision as of 13:53, 15 June 2010
This is a work and progress and will grow over time.
This project will document any wood type which gives wood and/or resin.
Currently it is mostly Meroe focused as that is where I currently reside.
It is my hope though that it will expand beyond that as potential other people may end up contributing to it over time.
In any case, just click on the tree type to bring up a map listing location of documented trees of that type.
If you wish to add a tree, simply go to the page for the tree type you want to add and follow the convention for existing entries using a # for
the tag to represent the number of trees of that type in the group. For amounts greater than 9, please add in a comment (in addition to the standard coordinates) the number of trees in that group. For example: (9) 120,120, 23 bottle trees (120,120)
