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

[Pac_Man_]

February 27th, Day 288: Kabosu

Fruit Info: Used to improve the flavor of many foods in Japan, the Kabosu is a lovely little citrus fruit. It is closely related to the yuzu and its juice has the same sharpness as lemon juice. The polyphenols in the fruit are also useful for preventing discoloration and preserving fish meat. I suggest looking up this fruit on google to see more images then just the one below.

Fruit Tier: D

 

[FoxyBearGames]

February 27th, Day 288: Kabosu

Fruit Info: Used to improve the flavor of many foods in Japan, the Kabosu is a lovely little citrus fruit. It is closely related to the yuzu and its juice has the same sharpness as lemon juice. The polyphenols in the fruit are also useful for preventing discoloration and preserving fish meat. I suggest looking up this fruit on google to see more images then just the one below.

Fruit Tier: D

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Some really factual and great stuff when you search it on Google!

 

[PartayArc]

February 27th, Day 288: Kabosu

Fruit Info: Used to improve the flavor of many foods in Japan, the Kabosu is a lovely little citrus fruit. It is closely related to the yuzu and its juice has the same sharpness as lemon juice. The polyphenols in the fruit are also useful for preventing discoloration and preserving fish meat. I suggest looking up this fruit on google to see more images then just the one below.

This sounds like a good town name for a Japanese-styled town.

 

[FoxyBearGames]

This sounds like a good town name for a Japanese-styled town.

It is time for me to delete sylvis and create a new town named this.

 

[PartayArc]

It is time for me to delete sylvis and create a new town named this.

Uh oh...

 

[Pac_Man_]

February 28th, Day 289: Ogonkan

Fruit Info: Translating to “golden citrus” today’s fruit is really on the nose with its name. It also goes by the Ki-mikan meaning “yellow mikan” which isn’t much better. The fruit is known for being quite fragrant. So much so that it’s oils have been studied for that strong fragrance factor. It also has a very sweet flavor balanced out by a bit of acidity.

Fruit Tier: A

 

[FoxyBearGames]

February 28th, Day 289: Ogonkan

Fruit Info: Translating to “golden citrus” today’s fruit is really on the nose with its name. It also goes by the Ki-mikan meaning “yellow mikan” which isn’t much better. The fruit is known for being quite fragrant. So much so that it’s oils have been studied for that strong fragrance factor. It also has a very sweet flavor balanced out by a bit of acidity.

Fruit Tier: A

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This bad boy be a discount lemon

 

[Pac_Man_]

it’s a new month so let’s explore some territory other than citrus for a while.

March 1st, Day 290: Pillar Apple

Fruit Info: Malus tschonoskii, The pillar apple, is a species native to Japan (heck this is citrus all over again). Also referred to as the chonosuki crab, this fruits is often grown simply for the ornamental value of having the tree in a garden.

Fruit Tier: B

 

[catfishjw]

it’s a new month so let’s explore some territory other than citrus for a while.

March 1st, Day 290: Pillar Apple

Fruit Info: Malus tschonoskii, The pillar apple, is a species native to Japan (heck this is citrus all over again). Also referred to as the chonosuki crab, this fruits is often grown simply for the ornamental value of having the tree in a garden.

Fruit Tier: B

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Apple lemon

 

[Pac_Man_]

March 2nd, Day 291: Malus Florenina

Fruit Info: The Florentine crabapple is native to the Balkan Peninsula and Italy. It is primarily grown for its ornamental value, but is still perfectly fine to eat. The only real risk is that, like all crab apples, the seeds contain hydrogen cyanide in very tiny amounts.

Fruit Tier: C

 

[Pac_Man_]

March 3rd, Day 292: Siberian Crabapple

Fruit Info: The Siberian crabapple, Malus baccata, is our next fruit of the day. It is native to the northern reaches of Asia but is grown elsewhere for ornamental purposes as well as for rootstock. The fruits it produces are edible and can be rested raw or dried.

Fruit Tier: B

 

[Pac_Man_]

March 4th, Day 293: Plumleaf crabapple

Fruit Info: The plumleaf crabapple (Malus Prunifolia) is a species of crabapple to native to various regions of China. Some of its other names include the plum-leaved apple, pear-leaf crabapple, Chinese apple, and Chinese crabapple.

Fruit Tier: D

 

[FroggyFruit1357]

Day 293

This has lasted longer than most alliances

 

[FoxyBearGames]

This has lasted longer than most alliances

Lasted longer than all coalitions too !

 

[Pac_Man_]

March 5th, Day 294: European Crabapple

Fruit Info: In a shocking twist of fate this fruit is made of fruit.

Fruit Tier: S

 

[Pac_Man_]

March 6th, Day 295: Malus sieversii

Fruit Info: Today we have a wild apple species. This bad bot can be found in the mountains of Central Asia found in Kazakhstan. Most interesting is that this species is believed to be the ancestor to almost all modern apples (Malus domestica). This was speculated from morphological evidence and later supported by DNA evidence.

Fruit Tier: B

 

[Pac_Man_]

March 7th, Day 296: Siebold’s crabapple

Fruit Info: Siebold’s crab(apple) is the newest species of apple to receive the fruit of the day spotlight. It is also known by the name ‘Toringo crabapple’ and the scientific name Malus sieboldii.

Fruit Tier: D

 

[FoxyBearGames]

With how late you've been adding to this thread I cannot help but think that you're a crab apple in the morning...

 

[Pac_Man_]

March 8th, Day 297: Oregon Crabapple

Fruit Info: Native to North America the Malus fusca, is an interesting and sour fruit with some odd uses. The fruit is used for the extraction of pectin which is valuable in making jams and preserves out of other fruits. It’s fruit is a good source of food in a pinch, along with its bark which can apparently be used as an herbal medicine

Fruit Tier: B

 

[Pac_Man_]

March 9th, Day 298: Sargent crabapple

Fruit Info: Im just gonna paste the fruit’s entire Wikipedia article:
“Malus sargentii, occasionally called Sargent's apple or Sargent crabapple, is a species of crabapple in the genus Malus. The species was formerly considered a variety of the species Malus sieboldii The plant is a shrub growing about 6 feet tall. Malus sargentiiis native to Japan but is commonly used as an ornamental shrub elsewhere.”

Fruit Tier: C