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

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April 15th, Day 1615: Alectryon excelsus

Fruit Info: This next fruit of the day we have is the fruit of the New Zealand oak. It is, as I’m sure you can’t possibly guess, a native of New Zealand. This particular kind of fruit is unpalatable for human beings.

Fruit Tier: A
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April 16th, Day 1516: Alectryon subdentatus

Fruit Info: This next fruit of the day is a close relative of many of the previous recently posted fruits. As a species it was first described in the year 1863. It is not only native to Queensland Australia but also to New South Wales. The fruit is a two lobed capsule, the early stages of which you can see above.

Fruit Tier: C

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April 17th, Day 1517: Xanthoceras sorbifolium

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have this species of fruit the grows on the goldenhorn. It is a native to many provinces in northern China. It is also naturalized to Russia where it is imported from China.

Fruit Tier: A

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April 18th, Day 1518: Magonia pubescens

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the magonia. This fruit is part of a monotypic genus. It is a native of the tropical regions of South America.

Fruit Tier: F

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April 19th, Day 1519: Dipteronia sinensis

Fruit Info: For our next fruit of the day we have the fruit of one of the two species in the genus Dipteronia. This fruit is a native of central and southern regions of China. Structurally this fruit is in essence just a wing like structure for the seed contained within to ride in.

Fruit Tier: A

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April 20th, Day 1520: Elattostachys microcarpa

Fruit Info: Today’s fruit is commonly referred to as the scrub tamarind. This fruit is a species that grows in the rainforests of northeastern Australia. Inside these red-ish fruits you can squally find little glossy black seeds.

Fruit Tier: D

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April 21st, Day 1521: Elattostachys nervosa

Fruit Info: For our next fruit of the day we have the green tamarind, a fruit that (for some ungodly reason) grows on the beetroot teee. The tree that it grows on is common to the rainforests of eastern Australia, found in all the different types of rainforests down there

Fruit Tier: F

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April 22nd, Day 1522: Filicium decipiens

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit of the fern tree, also known as the fruit of the ferntree, also known as the fruit of the fern leaf tree. It is a native to a few different regions including Madagascar, Africa, India and Sri Lanka.

Fruit Tier: B
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April 23rd, Day 1523: Cupaniopsis anacardioides

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit known as the tuckeroo and it grows on the cashew leaf cupania. Like many of our other recent fruits it is a native of northern and eastern Australia. The fruit when ripe takes in this golden yellow color and serves as a capsule for seeds.

Fruit Tier: G

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April 24th, Day 1524: Cupaniopsis baileyana

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the fruit known as the the narrow-leaved tuckeroo, also known as the toothed tuckeroo and the white tamarind. This fruit physically is a mostly spherical red-ish, brown-ish capsule. It id also native to eastern Australia.

Fruit Tier: A

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April 25th, Day 1525: Cupaniopsis cooperorum

Fruit Info: Today for your fruit of the day we have cooper’s puzzle. This fruit I a a commonly known species of fruit native to the Queensland region of Australia. The fruit varies in color from orange to a more pink color.

Fruit Tier: C

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April 26th, Day 1526: Cupaniopsis dallachyi

Fruit Info: For our fruit of the day today we have a member of the soapberry family. Like many of our recent fruits this one is native to the Queensland region of Australia, particularly the north east part of it. The fruit is a small bRome colored capsule that contains a single seed.

Fruit Tier: B
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April 27th, Day 1527: Cupaniopsis flagelliformis

Fruit Info: Commonly known as the brown tuckeroo, this fruit of the day is the fruit of the weeping flower tamarind. It grows on a small tree that inhabits sub-tropical rainforests and monsoon forests of eastern Australia.

Fruit Tier: A
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April 28th, Day 1528: Cupaniopsis foveolata

Fruit Info: Commonly known as the white tamarind and as the toothed tuckeroo, today’s fruit of the day grows on the narrow leaved tuckeroo. It is found in eastern Queensland and New South Wales of Australia.

Fruit Tier: A
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Batus1 said:
Where is the fruit
Click to expand...
In that image from yesterday? Zoom into the middle of the photo.


April 29th, Day 1529: Cupaniopsis shirleyana

Fruit Info: Today for our fruit of the day we have the wing-leaved tuckeroo’s fruit. This fruit is found within the family of soapberries. The fruit itself is an orange colored capsule that contains a single seed and an orange-red aril.

Fruit Tier: B
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