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PollinatedLeaf1.png|Oak - Spectacles
PollinatedLeaf2.png|Oak - Natural
PollinatedLeaf3.png|Spruce - Spectacles
PollinatedLeaf4.png|Spruce - Natural
PollinatedLeaf5.png|Birch - Spectacles
PollinatedLeaf6.png|Birch - Natural
PollinatedLeaf7.png|Acacia - Spectacles
PollinatedLeaf8.png|Acacia - Natural
PollinatedLeaf9.png|Dark Oak - Spectacles
PollinatedLeaf10.png|Dark Oak - Natural
PollinatedLeaf11.png|Jungle - Spectacles
PollinatedLeaf12.png|Jungle - Natural
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To cross-pollinate successfully, two or more different Forestry or vanilla trees need to be mature and within a bee's Territory, accessible by butterflies, or hand-pollinated with fertile pollen. This creates a leaf block with a slightly different texture that when broken will drop either a hybrid between the two parents or a new mutation if any exists between the crossed tree types. Chance of successful mutation varies by species, just like bees. To guarantee a sapling drop, use [[Branch Cutter]]s or a Grafter to collect the leaf block. Otherwise the normal sapling drop rate applies, which is quite low.
[[File:WailaPollinatedLeaves.png|thumb|right|Waila tooltip for a fertilized leaf.]]
Spectacles should be worn to make pollinated leaves more obvious. Even with Spectacles, certain leaf textures are
===Fertile Pollen===
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