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Posting a different fruit every day until we obtain a Crypt head

March 27th, Day 1598: Aesculus glabra

Fruit Info: Here for our next fruit of the day we have the Texas Buckeye. Also known as the Ohio buckeye, or the horse chestnut. This fruit is a native of North America. It’s native range is primarily in the Midwest and the lower Great Plains region.

Fruit Tier: D


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March 28th, Day 1599: Aesculus pavia

Fruit Info: Now we have our next fruit of the day, which this time is the red buckeye, which grows on the firecracker plant. This fruit is a native of the southern and eastern regions of the United States. The fruit is rich in saponins which are poisonous to humans, thus making the fruit also poisonous.

Fruit Tier: B

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March 29th, Day 1600: Koelreuteria bipinnata

Fruit Info: Today four our fruit of the day we have the fruit of the Chinese golden rain tree. This fruit is primarily just a seed pod with little flesh surrounding it other than that. It is a native to the southern regions of China. What little flesh it has forms three love like structures on it.

Fruit Tier: C

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March 30th, Day 1601: Koelreuteria elegans

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit of the flame gold rain tree, which is one heck of a name for a tree. It is native to both Taiwan and Fiji, with the native dog each country being considered a different sub species. The fruit is primarily a bladder like inflated capsule.

Fruit Tier: A
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March 31st, Day 1602: Koelreuteria paniculata

Fruit Info: This next fruit of the day is a native to China. It has also since been naturalized to the Korean Peninsula and to Japan. There honestly isn’t much else to say about the fruit part of this fruit.

Fruit Tier: D
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Apricot 1st, Day 1603: Fruitius fruitimus

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit. This fruit is in fact the fruit. It is a native to many of the places where you can find fruits growing, along with all the other places you can find fruits growing, and even some places where you can’t (shhh they’re hiding). This fruit if often used as a fruit.


Fruit Tier: F(ruit)
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April 2nd, Day 1604: Cupanis vernalis

Fruit Info: Today for our next fruit of the day we have this São Paulo native. It is a member of the genus Cupanis, and that is literally about all there is to say about this fruit at all.

Fruit Tier: S
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April 3rd, Day 1605: Ganophyllim falcatum

Fruit Info: Today for our next fruit of the day we have this fruit that is native to Africa, Asia, northern Australia and more. These fruits provide a common food source for cassowaries and fruit pigeons.

Fruit Tier: B
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April 4th, Day 1606: Erythrophysa transvalensid

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the ah we have this lovely specimens. It is a native of South America and Zimbabwe. This fruit id made up of a handful of longs for various reasons.

Fruit Tier: C

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April 5th, Day 1607: Harpullia pendula

Fruit Info: Commonly referred to as the mogun-mogun, or as the tulipwood fruit, todays, you have the orange and yellow balls that are todays fruit of the day. It is endemic to the eastern regions of Australia as well.

Fruit Tier: D
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April 6th, Day 1608: Harpullia alata

Fruit Info: Commonly known as the winged tulip or the wing leaved tulip, the plant Harpullia alata grows today’s fruit of the day. His fruit is endemic to Australia. It is a form of seed pod that grows a single very bright red seed inside as you can see in the picture below.

Fruit Tier: D
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April 7th, Day 1609: Harpullia frutescens

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the dwarf Harpullia. This fruit is. A native of the North Queensland area of Australia. This fruit contains a yellow cup shaped structure that it holds two separate seeds inside of.

Fruit Tier: D
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April 8th, Day 1610: Harpullia arborea

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit of the cooktown tulipwood. This fruit is a native of the continent tif Australia. It is also found throughout the Indian subcontinent, Sri Lanka and more. The fruit grows in a broad heart shape.

Fruit Tier: D
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April 8th, Day 1610: Harpullia arborea

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit of the cooktown tulipwood. This fruit is a native of the continent tif Australia. It is also found throughout the Indian subcontinent, Sri Lanka and more. The fruit grows in a broad heart shape.

Fruit Tier: D
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April 9th, Day 1609: Harpullia diplopeltis

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have this lovely specimen, which is a native of the Australia region I believe. That’s really all there is to say about this fruit.

Fruit Tier: D
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April 10th, Day 1610: Harpullia hillii

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit of the blunt leaved tulip, also known as the oblong leaved tulip. This fruit is a atuve to eastern Australia. These fruits are a capsule that contains a singular seed surround by a red aril.

Fruit Tier: D

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April 11th, Day 1611: Harpullia ramiflora

Fruit Info: Today we have the fruit of the Claudie tulipwood, also known as the Cape York tulipwood. This fruit is a native of the northeast regions of Queensland (particularly the Cape York peninsula), New Guinea, and Malesia. The fruits ripen somewhere between April and November which is a heck of a time range if you ask me.

Fruit Tier: A
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April 12th, Day 1612: Harpullia rhyticarpa

Fruit Info: Today we have the fruit of the slender Harpullia. This fruit is endemic to the northeastern rain forests of Queensland Australia. The fruit domes in both a yellowish and a red color. Internally it usually contains two black seeds.

Fruit Tier: A

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April 13th, Day 1613: Alectryon tomentosus

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit commonly known as the Red Jacket, also known as the hairy Birds Eye, or the wooly rambutan. It is a native to some very specific areas of eastern Australia. It is supposedly enjoyed as a snack by green catbirds.

Fruit Tier: C
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April 14th, Day 1614: Alectryon connatus

Fruit Info: Here is our next fruit in this long running daily fruit saga.it is a fruit sometimes referred to as the hairy alectryon. These fruits grow naturally in Australia where they are native to the Queensland area. They primarily grow in rainforests.

Fruit Tier: A

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