Bush Apple Tree (Small Tree)
The Bush Apple Tree grow in the Dark Wood Forest all over unless it real high in the mountains. It eight months for it to started growing Bush Apple taken a year for it to be full grown for full harvest. Sometimes farmed and gathered in the wild depending on where it is. The Bush Apple used in cooking, bake goods and eaten raw.
Basic Information
Anatomy
Small tree with circle shape leaves
Biological Traits
Depending on where the Bush Apple is grown can make a different to the favour of the apple. Wet areas are sweeter and rocky areas more bitter then west apple even the south has a strong taste.
Genetics and Reproduction
After eight months it starts growing flowers taking about two weeks for it to grow into the Bush Apples.
Growth Rate & Stages
It takes two weeks for the tree to first show. It takes eight months for the trees first flowering taking two weeks to grow into Bush Apple. With the Bush Apple Tree talking eight month to fully grown.
Ecology and Habitats
The Bush Apple Tree can grow anywhere in the Dark Wood Forest unless it high into the mountains.
Biological Cycle
The Bush Apple Tree start growing flowering in later winter and flowers to apple until later autumn where it gets to cold make apples.
Additional Information
Domestication
The Bush Apples are framed in the east, some places in the north and little rarer in the other places. Each area Bush Apples are different from each other with them breaking of early in their genetics.
Uses, Products & Exploitation
The small tree grows in apple in early spring to later autumn where it is gathered of the wild and farms. With the Bush Apple been used in range of cooking, bake goods and eaten raw.
Civilization and Culture
History
They have and always been a high respected food in the Dark Wood Forest
Lifespan
25-30 years
Conservation Status
They are gathered trough spring to autumn from wild and farm. They are well looked through the year with temporay fancing place around young trees and take off are six months for it's safely.
Average Height
Under half a meter
Average Length
leave size under half a meter
Geographic Distribution
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