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Posting a different fruit every day until we obtain a Crypt head
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December 23rd, Day 1274: Quercus ramsbottomii
Fruit Info: This fruit is a native of Thailand and Myanmar, and is also our fruit of the day. Some of our recent acorns have been uncommon, but today’s takes it a step further and is completely endangered.
Fruit Tier: C
Fruit Info: This fruit is a native of Thailand and Myanmar, and is also our fruit of the day. Some of our recent acorns have been uncommon, but today’s takes it a step further and is completely endangered.
Fruit Tier: C
December 24th, Day 1275: Quercus stenophylloides
Fruit Info: Here we have the Arisan Oak Acorn to serve as our new fruit of the day. It is a native of Taiwan. The fruits reach maturity between October and November each year, becoming a brown color instead of their previous green.
Fruit Tier: D
Fruit Info: Here we have the Arisan Oak Acorn to serve as our new fruit of the day. It is a native of Taiwan. The fruits reach maturity between October and November each year, becoming a brown color instead of their previous green.
Fruit Tier: D
December 25th, Day 1277: Elf Fruit
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we take a brief step aside in order to discuss our new fruit of the day, the elf fruit. This fruit is a native of the North Pole where it grows in Christmas trees. These fruits provide one of the primary sources of nutrition for the elves as they work very hard in Santa’s work shop.
Fruit Tier: S
Merry Christmas!
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we take a brief step aside in order to discuss our new fruit of the day, the elf fruit. This fruit is a native of the North Pole where it grows in Christmas trees. These fruits provide one of the primary sources of nutrition for the elves as they work very hard in Santa’s work shop.
Fruit Tier: S
Merry Christmas!
December 26th, Day 1278: Quercus chrysolepis
Fruit Info: The Canyon Live Oak Acorn is the fruit for today, and I promise you it’s pretty average. It is a native to North America, particularly Mexico and the western United States. This acorn is consumed by a variety of wildlife in these areas, often displaying no preference for or against certain acorn species.
Fruit Tier: C
Fruit Info: The Canyon Live Oak Acorn is the fruit for today, and I promise you it’s pretty average. It is a native to North America, particularly Mexico and the western United States. This acorn is consumed by a variety of wildlife in these areas, often displaying no preference for or against certain acorn species.
Fruit Tier: C
December 28th, Day 1280:Quercus acutissima
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the Sawtooth Oal Acorn. This fruit is a native to Tibet, Japan, China, Indochina and the Himalayan region. These acorns take about 18 months of growth to reach maturity and serve as a valuable source of food for native animals.
Fruit Tier: B
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the Sawtooth Oal Acorn. This fruit is a native to Tibet, Japan, China, Indochina and the Himalayan region. These acorns take about 18 months of growth to reach maturity and serve as a valuable source of food for native animals.
Fruit Tier: B
December 29th, Day 1281: Quercus oblongifolia
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the Mexican Blue Oak Acorn. This fruit is a light brown acorn with an oblong shape to it (hence the scientific name). It is a native to the United States and to Mexico.
Fruit Tier: B
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the Mexican Blue Oak Acorn. This fruit is a light brown acorn with an oblong shape to it (hence the scientific name). It is a native to the United States and to Mexico.
Fruit Tier: B
December 30th, Day 1282: Quercus turbinella
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the turbinella oak acorn. This fruit of the day is a native to northern Mexico, California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah , New Mexico and Colorado. This fruit isn’t the only method of reproduction that the plant that grows it has. They also can reproduce vegetatively if moisture in the area is too low.
Fruit Tier: C
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the turbinella oak acorn. This fruit of the day is a native to northern Mexico, California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah , New Mexico and Colorado. This fruit isn’t the only method of reproduction that the plant that grows it has. They also can reproduce vegetatively if moisture in the area is too low.
Fruit Tier: C
January 1st, Day 1284: Sea Island Red Peas
Fruit Info: The cowpea is one of the most familiar species of pea out there, although most people likely don’t know it but that name. Most people would know it by its famous cultivar, and traditional southern US new years fruit, the black eyed pea. Well this fruit today is another less famous cultivar of the cow pea. Now while this fruit isn’t quite as famous for these new year traditions (although it does get used in them some) it is an important crop for providing food in semiarid regions across Africa and Asia.
Fruit Tier: S
Fruit Info: The cowpea is one of the most familiar species of pea out there, although most people likely don’t know it but that name. Most people would know it by its famous cultivar, and traditional southern US new years fruit, the black eyed pea. Well this fruit today is another less famous cultivar of the cow pea. Now while this fruit isn’t quite as famous for these new year traditions (although it does get used in them some) it is an important crop for providing food in semiarid regions across Africa and Asia.
Fruit Tier: S
January 2nd, Day 1285: Quercus serrata
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have yet another variety of acorn. This one is a native of Korea, Taiwan, Korea and Japan. The plant that grows this fruit frequently attracts stink bugs so uh, watch out if you go to pick one.
Fruit Tier: A
Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have yet another variety of acorn. This one is a native of Korea, Taiwan, Korea and Japan. The plant that grows this fruit frequently attracts stink bugs so uh, watch out if you go to pick one.
Fruit Tier: A
January 7th, Day 1290: Quercus pyrenaica
Fruit Info: We once again turn to another near identical but nevertheless slightly different acorn for our fruit of the day. If you’re on a mission to find every single fruit I’ve posted in this thread in person, you’ll have to travel to either Southwestern Europe or Northwestern Africa for this one.
Fruit Tier: A
Fruit Info: We once again turn to another near identical but nevertheless slightly different acorn for our fruit of the day. If you’re on a mission to find every single fruit I’ve posted in this thread in person, you’ll have to travel to either Southwestern Europe or Northwestern Africa for this one.
Fruit Tier: A
January 8th, Day 1291: Quercus purulhana
Fruit Info: Here we have yet another acorn as our fruit of the day. This particular specimen can be found in Mexico and Central America. The species of plant that grows it is near threatened on its conservation status.
Fruit Tier: D
Fruit Info: Here we have yet another acorn as our fruit of the day. This particular specimen can be found in Mexico and Central America. The species of plant that grows it is near threatened on its conservation status.
Fruit Tier: D
