Wood with good magical conductivity in fantasy novels

Akagi: Akagi is a fire tree. In the battle of trees, Alder fought in the front line. She is called the battle witch in all trees, and she is full of enthusiasm in the confrontation. Three different dyes can be extracted from Populus davidiana, red from bark, green from flowers and brown from flower buds. This represents fire, water and earth respectively. A whistle made of alder can summon and control the wind in all directions. Akagi is also an ideal material for making magic flutes. When processing this kind of wood, knock off the bark of alder with willow branches and pray to it silently at the same time. Poplar is a symbol of recovery.

Magic: controlling the wind in all directions, expelling or controlling the power of elements, reviving and making magic dyes.

Apricot tree: Apricot tree has a sweet natural essence. Help protect yourself.

Demonism: fertility and virginity

Apple: There is an ancient custom in England to propose a toast with cider in precious cups to bless the health of apple trees and pray for a good harvest in the coming year.

Magic: high income

Cen Tree: Cen Tree is the tree of Poseidon (Greek Poseidon) and Walden (Valkyrie Profile). Censhu is considered as the father of many trees. Censhu has the power of ocean and water. Censhu is inhabited by a patron saint, which makes it have excellent ability to absorb diseases.

Magic: the power of the sea, the law of fate, magical power, medical treatment, and prevention of drowning.

Birch: Apart from mysterious elders, birch is the oldest tree in the forest. Birch trees are widely used for ritual cleaning. Throughout Europe, birch branches are used to ward off evil spirits. At village ceremonies, birch sticks were also used to drive away the dead souls in ancient times.

Demonic: controlled by the power of the moon. Birth, medical care, magic related to the moon, and protection.

Coconut tree: Coconut tree is feminine and has powerful production magic. Coconut shell symbolizes uterus, and coconut juice symbolizes high yield.

Demonic: Resist negative spirits.

Elderberry: A tree that grows by the water and has white flowers at the top of branches in summer. Elderberry is also called the tree of punishment and pain. Her bark and flowers have long been famous for their medical functions.

Magic: magic, expulsion, magical art, life in water.

Figs: Figs are hermaphroditic plants. Its fruit represents women, and its three leaves represent male strength.

Demonicity: balance

Hawthorn: Hawthorn was named in May. She is usually regarded as an unfortunate tree, and her name is translated from Brehon convention in Ireland, which means harm. Hawthorn flower has strong feminine characteristics for many men, so it is used as a symbol of sex by Turks. In the story of the monk in Glastonbury, it is said that St. Joseph's scepter and crown of thorns are made of hawthorn trees, which makes hawthorn immortal and sacred.

Demonicity: purification, chastity, male strength, cleanliness

Hazelnut: Hazelnut is a tree of knowledge. In Britain, all scientific and artistic knowledge is related to eating hazelnuts. Until17th century, people still used a forked hazel stick to judge whether a prisoner committed murder or theft. We also use this method to find underground water sources and buried treasures.

Demonicity: wisdom, knowledge, inspiration, anger

Holly: Holly means "sacred". Using holly branches to identify a peaceful Christ is poetically misunderstood as the fact that the king of oak (not the king of holly) was crucified on the T-shaped cross. Holly has many uses, from extracting dyes from berries to being used as an aphrodisiac for men.

Demonicity: sacredness, dedication, material interests, natural revenge, beauty.

Ivy/Vines: Ivy is regarded as a plant of Osiris (Egyptian Pluto, the god of resurrection) and Dionysus (Greek Dionysus). As time goes on, ivy and vines are getting closer and closer. * * * Both represent the meaning of recovery, probably because they are the only two kinds of vines. The vine also symbolizes recovery, because her strength can continue in the wine.

Magic: (Grapevine) Joy, cheerfulness, anger and rebirth. (Ivy) Loyalty, persistence, love and intoxication.

Mistletoe: Mistletoe has magical power among druids and Norwegians. She is regarded as the highest healer, with both male and female characteristics. Norwegians worship mistletoe so much that they refuse to fight near it because it represents Freya (the goddess of love and beauty in Norwegian mythology). This is the origin of the habit of hanging mistletoe in the house to keep peace. Nowadays, mistletoe is generally regarded as a symbol of love and purity.

Magic: love, fertility, sexual ability

Oak: Oak is the tree of Raytheon such as Zeus (Greek God), Jupiter (Romanized Zeus), Hercules (Hercules in Greek legend), Dagda (Irish God) and Raytheon (Nordic Raytheon). Oak has unparalleled kingship. Oak is a tree that represents endurance and victory. Like Censhu, it is said that oak trees can control lightning. Oak is a male tree. Forest fires caused by lightning always start from oak trees, and spontaneous forest fires always originate from the trunk of oak trees.

Demonicity: patience, victory, strength, authority, prosperity, sacrifice, guardian and liberator.

Palm: Palm is considered to have extraordinary power because it has incredible durability and self-regeneration ability, and it never changes any leaves. The palm of your hand can help restore vitality.

Magic: the magic ring or array of life.

Peach tree: Peach tree is a symbol of marriage.

Magic: abundance, richness and happiness.

Pine: a symbol of life and immortality. Pine is one of the few hermaphroditic trees. Pine trees were also worshipped by the ancients as a symbol of fire, because they were like swirling flames. Pine trees have a powerful soothing power for those who approach her.

Demonicity: strength, life and immortality, revival.

Sorbus: Sorbus is regarded as the tree of life. She is also called the witch's scepter. In the British Isles, Sorbus pohuashanensis is used to resist lightning and all kinds of magic. In ancient Ireland, druids in the war lit a flame with sorbus, and recited spells on it to summon elves to join the battle. Sorbus pohuashanensis is also used for many medical purposes. Another use is metal divination. In Ireland, people use a sorbus stump to pierce a corpse to imprison the soul.

Magic: prophecy, medicine, magic circle and protection

Poplar: Broad-leaved trees are ancient trees in the autumn equinox. Shield maker's tree. After defeating the great demon Kakus, Hercules used poplar (bark? ) wrapped around your head. Poplar is a funeral tree connecting Mother Earth. Plato mentioned that Populus deltoides and Cryptomeria fortunei are helpful in prophecy, and Cryptomeria fortunei represents the realization of wishes, while Populus deltoides represents the disillusionment of wishes. In ancient Ireland, coffin makers' measuring poles were made of poplar to remind the dead that coffins were not the end of everything.

Demonicity: hope, rebirth, prophecy

Willow: Willow is associated with Hecate (Greek goddess of night and underworld), Circe (Greek island banshee), Hera (Greek queen) and Persephone (daughter of Zeus, Greek afterlife). Willow is controlled by the moon and is a symbol of women. Willow is the tree that loves water the most. She belongs to the goddess of the moon, the giver of dew and moisture at night. Willow is a tree of witchcraft, which can make hope come true.

Magic: Magic related to the moon, spiritual energy, healing, inspiration and fertility.

Taxus chinensis: Taxus chinensis is regarded as the tree of death in all European countries. In Greek and Italian, yew is associated with the name of Hecate. Chinese fir can be made into excellent bows, and the Romans learned this technique from the Greeks. This strengthens the link between yew and death. The silver fir representing life and the yew representing death are sisters. They stand together in the cycle of the four seasons, and the shape of the leaves is difficult to distinguish.

Death and destruction.