Mikaze
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Closest match to that is be a tree from the third party product 101 6th Level Spells.
It would be....rather horrifying to use that wood to make a golem since the trees it makes are still alive and aware(and capable of screaming :O).
You might want to check with your GM to see if you could research a lower level (and thus non-combat) version of that spell.
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You could work with your GM as Mikaze suggested to research an alternate form of Flesh to Stone if they are not down with a house rule like Cyrad's (ftr, I do a similar deal where the caster chooses the rigid inanimate material their Flesh to Stone spell will emulate when they acquire the spell since a simple material shift doesn't really warrant a whole round of spell design, to me. I don't allow precious gem stone or gold, etc.).
As far as turning the resulting statue into the parts for a golem? That certainly sounds awesome, but again it's probably more of a case-by-case or table-by-table thing. You could cast Animate Objects on the statue, and then Permanency it. Turning the thing into a golem doesn't really seem too far off the road at this juncture in terms of concepts vs rules. Though, it may be kind of cheesy to get around the gp cost of building the body through zapping some poor sap into statue form...but that's really between a GM and a golem constructor, or for the GM to do behind the scenes with an NPC ;-) I'd probably throw a special non-raw condition on a flesh to (whatever) constructed golem that a stone to flesh spell cast on it would turn it into a Flesh or Carrion Golem (and do away with the transmuted critter in the process).