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

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March 21st, Day 672: Cissus antarctica

Fruit Info: Today we have the fruit from what is known as the kangaroo vine. Everything else I can find is just explaining how the plant has ornamental value, but they don’t mention the fruit. So you all can decide if the fruit has ornamental value or not I suppose.

Fruit Tier: D

 

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March 22nd, Day 672: Cissus bicolor

Fruit Info: Sometimes I’ll copy paste the entire contents of a Wikipedia article for a fruit when it’s super short and I’m super lazy, and I’m gonna do it again. Except this time I’ve already written way more than the entire article.

“Cissus bicolor is a species of vine. It is an accepted name” - The whole Wikipedia article.
It’s not even punctuated properly, this is a new low we’ve hit in the fruit search. But it does have a picture of the fruit so here we go.

Fruit Tier: S

 

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March 23rd, Day 674: Jungle Grape

Fruit Info: Cissus hypoglauca, is today’s fruit and it is grown on a very nice vine. The fruit reaches maturity usually around the middle of the year, and when it does it becomes a very lovely shade of blue. The berries are supposed to be rather delicious and “watery” but have an acrid aftertaste the them.

Fruit Tier: B

 

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March 24th, Day 675: Cissus oblonga

Fruit Info: “Cissus oblonga is a species of vine native to dry rainforests of Queensland, Australia.” -The entire Wikipedia article again. Not much to say here either I suppose.

Fruit Tier: E

 

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March 25th, Day 676: Veldt Grape

Fruit Info: Cissus quadrangularis, is today’s fruit. Like I almost always do when starting these, have some alternate names for it. Devil’s Backbone, Adamant Creeper, Hadjod, and Pirandai. It is apparently used in a lot of traditional medicines, with some claiming that it has been used for that since antiquity.

Fruit Tier: D

 

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March 26th, Day 677: Cyphostemma bainesii

Fruit Info: “Cyphostemma bainesii is a species of tree native to Namibia in Southern Africa. It grows up to 1 m (3 ft) in height, with green leaves up to 27 centimeters long by 11 wide. Mildly poisonous.” - Wikipedia

Fruit Tier: B

 

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March 27th, Day 678: Cyphostemma cirrhosum

Fruit Info: When ripe, today’s fruit is a bright red color, much like yesterday’s. Unfortunately the only picture I have of this Southern Africa native is of the green, unripe fruit.

Fruit Tier: C

 

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March 28th, Day 679: Bois Mapou

Fruit Info: Yes, that really is its name. While the tree that today’s fruit comes from looks like a baobab, and is sometimes even called the Mauritian baobab, it is actually unrelated to modern baobabs. The fruit doesn’t seem to have much use, the plant is only really cultivated for ornamental uses.

Fruit Tier: C

 

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March 29th, Day 680:

Fruit Info: “Tetrastigma leucostaphylum, the Indian chestnut vine, is a flowering plant in the family Vitaceae. It is native to Sri Lanka, India, Nepal and South East Asia.” - Wikipedia

Fruit Tier: F

 

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March 30th, Day 681: Ampelopsis glandulosa

Fruit Info: “Ampelopsis glandulosa is a species of plant native to China, Japan, India, Nepal, Myanmar, Vietnam, and the Philippines.” - Wikipedia

Fruit Tier: S look at those colors

 

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March 31st, Day 682: Baboon Grape

Fruit Info: Here we have the baboon grape of Southern Africa. Why it is named the baboon grape we will forever refuse to elaborate on. But it has a few uses in traditional medicine and is also liked as an ornamental creeping vine. It is also known by the names dune grape and Rhoicissus digitata.

Fruit Tier: B

 

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April 1st, Day 683: Laughing Fruit

Fruit Info: To celebrate April Fools day, we have the laughing fruit. A fruit condemned to an existence of nothing but laughter regardless of its own actual emotions as a punishment for the crimes it committed against goodness itself. It only ever laughs, it must even laugh in its sleep.

Fruit Tier: S

 

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April 2nd, Day 684: Glossy Forest Grape

Fruit Info: Legend says that within the eastern forests of Southern Africa there swells something so terrifying that no man has ever survived encountering one. Except the guy in 1859 who first classified this fruit of the day as Rhoicissus rhomboidea. And the guy who took this picture.

Fruit Tier: B

 

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April 3rd, Day 685: Amur peppervine

Fruit Info: Todaya fruit is a pretty uneventful wild variety of grape that grows in a few different colors. Ampelopsis glandulosa is a native to temperate areas of Asia where it is dispersed by being eaten by birds.

Fruit Tier: C

 

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April 4th, Day 686: Pepper Vine

Fruit Info: Serving no purpose other than being ornamental in somebody’s garden, the Pepper Vine presents itself as more of a nuisance than anything else due to its rapid spreading. Known scientifically as Nekemias arborea, this fruit is a native to the south eastern part of the United States.

Fruit Tier: D

 

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April 5th, Day 687: Grape Woodbine

Fruit Info: Today’s fruit is an avid fanatic of baseball and believes cryptocurrency is the future.

Fruit Tier: F

 

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April 6th, Day 688: Virginia Creeper

Fruit Info: TBA

Fruit Tier: C

 

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April 7th, Day 689: Ampelocissus latifolia

Fruit Info: Today we have another native to the Indian subcontinent. This one is known as Ampelocissus latifolia and it is the type species for it’s genus.

Fruit Tier: C

 

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April 8th, Day 690: Ampelocissus martini

Fruit Info: Today we have one of the nicest fruits I’ve come across for this thread. It is native to the mainland part of Southeast Asia, which is a very nice region. It is eaten by the Pangasiidae shark catfish which is one of the nicest fish I’ve met. Over all this fruit is very nice.

Fruit Tier: A

 

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April 9th, Day 691: Faya

Fruit Info: Myrica faya is today’s fruit, and it is a close relative of something I’m sure. This fruit is an edible type of drupe that can also be used as an astringent somehow.

Fruit Tier: B