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June 24th, Day 770 Malabar
Fruit Info: The name Malabar is derived from the coast of southwest India, a place known as the Malabar Coast, and that is the linguistic origin of today’s fruit’s common name. Other acceptable names for Diospyros malabarica’s fruit are Malabar Ebony, Black and White Ebony, and Pale Moon Ebony. Some of these reference the fruit’s white-ish yellow color when ripe. None of them, however, mention the fruit’s astringent nature that it often takes with past ripening.
Fruit Tier: C
Fruit Info: The name Malabar is derived from the coast of southwest India, a place known as the Malabar Coast, and that is the linguistic origin of today’s fruit’s common name. Other acceptable names for Diospyros malabarica’s fruit are Malabar Ebony, Black and White Ebony, and Pale Moon Ebony. Some of these reference the fruit’s white-ish yellow color when ripe. None of them, however, mention the fruit’s astringent nature that it often takes with past ripening.
Fruit Tier: C
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June 25th, Day 771: Kaki Persimmon
Fruit Info: The fruit of the day today can be called by a few different names, including (but not limited to), Oriental persimmon, Chinese persimmon, and Japanese persimmon. These names have probably tipped you off already that this fruit is native to Korea, Japan, and China, where is had been cultivated for around 2000 years. Diospyros kaki has a somewhat astringent flavor that weakens as time goes on though.
Fruit Tier: C
Fruit Info: The fruit of the day today can be called by a few different names, including (but not limited to), Oriental persimmon, Chinese persimmon, and Japanese persimmon. These names have probably tipped you off already that this fruit is native to Korea, Japan, and China, where is had been cultivated for around 2000 years. Diospyros kaki has a somewhat astringent flavor that weakens as time goes on though.
Fruit Tier: C
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June 27th, Day 773: Diospyros geminata
Fruit Info: “Diospyros geminata is a small tree or shrub of dry rainforest, gallery forest and sub tropical rainforest of Australia and New Guinea.” - an entire Wikipedia article copy-pasted here.
Fruit Tier: D
Fruit Info: “Diospyros geminata is a small tree or shrub of dry rainforest, gallery forest and sub tropical rainforest of Australia and New Guinea.” - an entire Wikipedia article copy-pasted here.
Fruit Tier: D
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June 28th, Day 774: Diospyros ferrea
Fruit Info: For this fruit of the day we have the black ebony. It is native to Cambodia, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, the Philippines and many of the countries neighboring these. There’s really not much else to say though.
Fruit Tier: C
Fruit Info: For this fruit of the day we have the black ebony. It is native to Cambodia, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, the Philippines and many of the countries neighboring these. There’s really not much else to say though.
Fruit Tier: C
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June 29th, Day 775: Sand Apple
Fruit Info: “Diospyros chamaethamnus, called sand apple in English, is a plant which can be found in Namibia. It is a relative of persimmons and ebony and like these provides useful wood and edible fruit. It may also have medical properties and some other uses.” - Yet another entire Wikipedia article
Fruit Tier: D
Fruit Info: “Diospyros chamaethamnus, called sand apple in English, is a plant which can be found in Namibia. It is a relative of persimmons and ebony and like these provides useful wood and edible fruit. It may also have medical properties and some other uses.” - Yet another entire Wikipedia article
Fruit Tier: D
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June 30th, Day 776: Bladdernut
Fruit Info: Today we have the bladdernut, Diospyros whyteana. It is native to Africa where it spans a range all way from Cape Town up through Ethiopia. It is increasingly cultivated in South Africa for properties of the plant itself and its aesthetics.
Fruit Tier: B
Fruit Info: Today we have the bladdernut, Diospyros whyteana. It is native to Africa where it spans a range all way from Cape Town up through Ethiopia. It is increasingly cultivated in South Africa for properties of the plant itself and its aesthetics.
Fruit Tier: B
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July 1st, Day 777: Jackpot Fruit Machine
Fruit Info: For today, we have the Jackpot Fruit Machine. This fruit is a close relative of the previous type of Fruit Machine we’ve seen before. This one is by far the more popular of the two species though, as this one is able to bring immense wealth to anyone who is lucky enough to stumble upon one in its native habitat. Often finding this fruit extracts a toll from the finder so great that the fruit never repays it.
Fruit Tier: 7
Fruit Info: For today, we have the Jackpot Fruit Machine. This fruit is a close relative of the previous type of Fruit Machine we’ve seen before. This one is by far the more popular of the two species though, as this one is able to bring immense wealth to anyone who is lucky enough to stumble upon one in its native habitat. Often finding this fruit extracts a toll from the finder so great that the fruit never repays it.
Fruit Tier: 7
July 2nd, Day 778: Poison Star-Apple
Fruit Info: Diospyros dichrophylla, the poison star-apple, is a southern African fruit with a rather suspicious sounding name. This name is suspicious because ripe fruits are actually not poisonous but instead are quite edible. Although, when unripe the fruit is rich in Tannis, the fruit is not dangerous except when eaten too early.
Fruit Tier: S
Fruit Info: Diospyros dichrophylla, the poison star-apple, is a southern African fruit with a rather suspicious sounding name. This name is suspicious because ripe fruits are actually not poisonous but instead are quite edible. Although, when unripe the fruit is rich in Tannis, the fruit is not dangerous except when eaten too early.
Fruit Tier: S
July 3rd, Day 779: Queensland Ebony
Fruit Info: Today’s fruit is the Queensland Ebony, Diospyros humilis. It is an Australian native found largely in, you guessed it, Queensland. There doesn’t seem to be anything to remarkable about this fruit though.
Fruit Tier: C
Fruit Info: Today’s fruit is the Queensland Ebony, Diospyros humilis. It is an Australian native found largely in, you guessed it, Queensland. There doesn’t seem to be anything to remarkable about this fruit though.
Fruit Tier: C
July 4th, Day 780: Babiri Berry
Fruit Info: For today’s fruit we have another Sinnoh region native, this one known as the Babiri Berry. This fruit has a spicy flavor and dry texture. The Babiri also grows in groups of 2-6amd weakens the effects of super-effective steel type moves.
Fruit Tier: B
Fruit Info: For today’s fruit we have another Sinnoh region native, this one known as the Babiri Berry. This fruit has a spicy flavor and dry texture. The Babiri also grows in groups of 2-6amd weakens the effects of super-effective steel type moves.
Fruit Tier: B
July 6th, Day 782: Vasconcellea candicans
Fruit Info: Today’s fruit is a native to the western slopes of the Andes mountains in southern Ecuador and Peru. This fruit is also edible which is nice. It also has one of the most terribly written Wikipedia articles I’ve ever seen.
Fruit Tier: D
Fruit Info: Today’s fruit is a native to the western slopes of the Andes mountains in southern Ecuador and Peru. This fruit is also edible which is nice. It also has one of the most terribly written Wikipedia articles I’ve ever seen.
Fruit Tier: D
July 7th, Day 783: Vasconcellea chilensis
Fruit Info: Today’s fruit is a thick oval-ish, green-ish, brown-ish thing. It is a native to Chile, and has 9 pairs of chromosomes. And uh, that’s about all there is to say about that. Quite unremarkable.
Fruit Tier: F
Fruit Info: Today’s fruit is a thick oval-ish, green-ish, brown-ish thing. It is a native to Chile, and has 9 pairs of chromosomes. And uh, that’s about all there is to say about that. Quite unremarkable.
Fruit Tier: F
July 8th, Day 784: Papayuelo
Fruit Info: For this fruit of the day we have Vasconcellea goudotiana. It is a native of Columbia, and has 9 pairs of chromosomes just like our last fruit. Neat I guess. This fruit comes in both red and yellow varieties.
Fruit Tier: C
Fruit Info: For this fruit of the day we have Vasconcellea goudotiana. It is a native of Columbia, and has 9 pairs of chromosomes just like our last fruit. Neat I guess. This fruit comes in both red and yellow varieties.
Fruit Tier: C
July 9th, Day 785: Vasconcellea monoica
Fruit Info: Today we have yet another fruit with only 9 pairs of chromosomes. I don’t know why this is so important for this genus in particular, but Wikipedia always brings it up for them. These are also native to Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru, where they may be called by one of their Spanish names like col de montaña.
Fruit Tier: D
Fruit Info: Today we have yet another fruit with only 9 pairs of chromosomes. I don’t know why this is so important for this genus in particular, but Wikipedia always brings it up for them. These are also native to Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru, where they may be called by one of their Spanish names like col de montaña.
Fruit Tier: D
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