Wheat should be able to be burned for fuel points.

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    Quote from brandc

    Wheat burns rather well, and flour can even explode under certain conditions. Hopefully this is enough for what I had in mind.



    If you don't believe me about the flour explosion, here it is explained & demonstrated:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nwRxFYG17Y

    Craft 8 Wheat into Plantball and viola, you got a Biofuelsource. But yes, it should be burnable like Sugarcanes and Cacti.

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    You can always set a fuel value for items using Custom Recipes...


    But I agree.. if it's organic, it should be combustible... No, maybe not the most reliable fuel sources, but maybe as a better way to make use of 'trash products' clogging up your inventory space...

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    You can always set a fuel value for items using Custom Recipes...


    But I agree.. if it's organic, it should be combustible... No, maybe not the most reliable fuel sources, but maybe as a better way to make use of 'trash products' clogging up your inventory space...

    anything organic can/should be fuel!? I WANNA BURN FISHIES!!!

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    Well calories are a measure of energy stored in food, so I guess if you dry out the fish, it would burn, just not very well.


    Calorie: The energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water through 1 °C (now usually defined as 4.1868 joules). (internet definition)

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    So, leaves also should be be able to burn.


    Raw leaves are too wet to be burned, they just won't.
    You should dry them first, and that would be complicated.