Dark eucalyptus (Tree)
Dark eucalyptus is a tree find in the Dark Wood Forest and flowers in early summer to grow Summer Berriers through summer. It is the rarest wood used in the Dark Wood Forest from it's size, find to be better used for food. Summer berriers are use in cooking, bake goods or eaten raw. Something berriers are made into wine. Dark Eucalyptus is sometimes called Dark Gum or the Summer Berry Tree but the most common is Dark Eucalyptus.
Lives:
They live in the Dark Wood ForestUsed for:
Once a year the tree grows Summer berrier in early summer which is use in all different cooking, in drinks, dry and eaten raw.History:
Basic Information
Anatomy
The tree tall and trin with wide leave cover. It is dark brown tree with dark green leaves and long breaches.
Genetics and Reproduction
Through spring the tree starts to flower and grows Summer Berrier at the start of summer.
Growth Rate & Stages
It takes eight years for the tree to become fully grow and grow berrier on the leaves. As four to eight mouths they are the most in danger from damage from wind, with its small unstable shape with 30% survival to make it to six mouths, unit the tree is about at eight months survival change is 50% but when after 16 months the tree 75% change to live when the tree is fully grow tree it be fine unless there is very strong wilds in the area.
Ecology and Habitats
It grows better in a place where there is less strong wild and not around rock base soil.
Biological Cycle
The tree starts to flowers in early summer with the Summer Berriers grow through summer. The starts by planting the berry in the ground taking four months to show out of the ground.
Additional Information
Uses, Products & Exploitation
Grows Summer Berrier which used in cooking over the summer.
Origin/Ancestry
Dark Wood Tree, Brown Paperbark, Grey Gum
Lifespan
40-45 years
Conservation Status
Still common to find tree in the Dark Wood Forest with only the gathering of the berrier in the wild. They also not farmed very much with there being little need too.
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