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

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July 17th, Day 1147: Pahutan

Fruit Info: Pahutan, paho, and pajo, are all acceptable names for Mangifera altissima, a species of mango native to the Philippines. This fruit is not grown commercially but is harvested from the wild. It is typically eaten raw when ripe and in salads when unripe.

Fruit Tier: B

 

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July 18th, Day 1148: Kalimantan Mango

Fruit Info: Mangifera casturi is the scientific name for our fruit of the day today. It was a native to the Kalimantan region of Borneo, but nowadays it is consider to be extinct in the wild.

Fruit Tier: D

 

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July 19th, Day 1149: Horse Mango

Fruit Info: Mangifera foetida is our new fruit of the day, and another species of mango. This one is native to Malaysia, Myanmar, Indonesia, Singapore and more. As the fruit matures it becomes more and more fibrous.

Fruit Tier: S

 

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July 20th, Day 1150: Mangofera kemanga

Fruit Info: Mangifera kemanga is our new fruit of the day and a native to regions of Southeast Asia. There isn’t much else to say tbh.

Fruit Tier: D

 

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July 21th, Day 1151: Mangifera lalijiwa

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have another type of mango. Here’s everything Wikipedia had to say about the whole plant. “Mangifera lalijiwa is a species of plant in the family Anacardiaceae. It is native to Java and the Lesser Sunda Islands. It is threatened by habitat loss.”

Fruit Tier: C

 

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July 22nd, Day 1152: Mangifera laurina
Fruit Info: Today we have yet another species of mango. Here’s another copy pasted Wikipedia article. “Mangifera laurina is a species of flowering plant in the family Anacardiaceae. It commonly known as mangga kopyor, mangga pari in Indonesian.”
Fruit Tier: C

 

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July 23rd, Day 1153: Kwini

Fruit Info: For the fruit of the day today we have the Kwini / Kweni / Kuweni / Saipan Mango / Mangifera odorata. This fruit is consumable raw and prepared, and especially the raw fruit is known for being very healthy with many vitamins and dietary supplements.

Fruit Tier: B

 

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July 24th, Day 1154: Wild Mango

Fruit Info: Mangifera pajang is the scientific name for this fruit of the day. This fruit is a drupe and a native to Borneo. It has a sweet and sour tasting flesh with a latex coating outside that is known to causes burns and blisters to people.

Fruit Tier: S

 

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July 25th, Day 1125: Mangifera sumbawaensis

Fruit Info: “Mangifera sumbawaensis is a species of plant in the family Anacardiaceae. It is endemic to Indonesia. It is native to Sumbawa.
The fruit is harvested from the wild for local use as food.“ - the Wikipedia

Fruit Tier: C

 

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July 26th, Day 1126: Mangifera zeylanica

Fruit Info: “The ripe fruit is yellowish in colour and with a red flush. It has the shape of a mango, ovoid, slightly flattened, with a small beak, up to 6.5 x 5 x 4 cm, and a thin skin. When ripe, which is when it falls of the tree, it is very juicy and fluid with soft, thin, fibres. The yellow pulp has a pleasant sweet taste, but is slightly acid when unripe.” - Wikipedia

Fruit Tier: S

 

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July 27th, Day 1127: Red Olive Berry

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the red olive berry, Elaeodendron australe. This fruit is native to the eastern regions of Australia. March through July is the period that this drupe is typically ripe.

Fruit Tier: B

 

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July 28th, Day 1128: False Olive

Fruit Info: The false olive, Elaeodendron melanocarpum, is our fruit of the day today. This fruit resembles a small plum or an olive, hence giving it the common name of false olive. It is a native to northern Australia.

Fruit Tier: A

 

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July 29th, Day 1129: Fortune’s Spindle

Fruit Info: The fortune’s spindle, scientifically known as Euonymus fortunei is a species of fruit that is native to various countries in east Asia. This fruit is named after the explorer and botanist Robert Fortune. It is also highly invasive and damaging within the United States.


Fruit Tier: B

 

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July 30th, Day 1130: Flindersia maculosa

Fruit Info: As a native to inland regions of eastern Australia, this fruit of the day has served along side the tree that grows it as fodder during intense drought periods. This fruit also has a woody capsule around it which is kind of cool.

Fruit Tier: B

 

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July 31st, Day 1131: Queensland Maple

Fruit Info: Flindersia brayleyana is a native to the northern Queensland region of Australia. This fruit is divided into 5 sections and when it fully ripens it splits open releasing seeds that are carried by the wind.

Fruit Tier: C

 

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August 1st, Day 1132: Silver Maple

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the silver maple, Flindersia acuminata. This fruit is a woody capsule that grows up to about 4.5 inches long. It grows in the regions far north of Queensland Australia.

Fruit Tier: F

 

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August 2nd, Day 1133: Flindersia dissosperma

Fruit Info: For our fruit of the day today we have the scrub leopardwood, a native to east central Queensland Australia. The fruit is a woody capsule that grows up to 1.18 inches long.

Fruit Tier: B

 

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August 3rd, Day 1134: Red Beech

Fruit Info: Flindersia pimentelia is our fruit of the day today. It is a native to New Guinea and Queensland. Like many of our more recent fruits this one is also a woody capsule that splits open upon ripening to release seeds.

Fruit Tier: A

 

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August 4th, Day 1135: Long Jack

Fruit Info: The yellow wood, scientifically known as Flindersia xanthoxylq, is a native to the rainforests of eastern Australia. Much like many of the other fruits in this genus, this fruit splits into 5 pieces upon maturity as it releases winged seeds.

Fruit Tier: C

 

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August 5th, Day 1136: Bursera excelsa

Fruit Info: Here, have an entire Wikipedia entry copy pasted for todays fruit. “Bursera excelsa, the copal, is a species of plants found along the Pacific coast of Mexico.”

Fruit Tier: C