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AHOY
AIR
TREE,
THE
The strange, tough little
Ahoy Air Tree ("Oiaoooeee" or "Oha-ooy" in the
Browniin tongue) grows
right at the top of mountains on rocky, soilless slopes that no other
plant can survive on. Its roots don’t burrow into soil, as there isn’t
any, but instead cling directly to solid rock with hundreds of tiny
suckers. The wild variety grows only on one particular peak in the
Rimmerins Range: Sorceress’s Peak, a mountain that borders the Vale of
Brownies. The domesticated trees are
most common in that Vale too, although can also be found wherever a life
mage is practicing their craft. As they don’t need soil, and can be
trained to grow around whatever small pebble is available, they make ideal
living staffs for these particular magic
users.

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ARNE'PHERÁN
TREE,
THE ("STRIKE
TREE")
This tree towers above
many of its smaller relatives throughout the forests of Northern
Sarvonia. A quick-growing tree in its youth, it can reach ten peds in
height within its first few years. By the time that it reaches full
maturity it can top fifteen peds in
height, thrusting its crown above the other evergreens. For the most part,
the Arnen'phern is a narrow tree with its branches growing at an upward
angle. These branches start a quarter of the way up the tree's trunk and
grow at irregular intervals as they grow shorter and thicker towards the
top.

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ASHWUDE
TREE,
THE
The Ashwude Tree is one
that is fairly popular in the southern parts of Northern Sarvonia as well
as the northern and mid parts of the Santharian Kingdom. Many identify
them for their wing-shaped fruit that spins as it carries the seeds to the
ground. They are a popular material for furniture, toys, and even small
houses and sheds.

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AZIGOOR
TREE,
THE ("CRYING
TREE")
The Azigoor Tree is a
short bushy tree that grows across the northern areas of the Sarvonian continent.
It is not a hardy plant by nature, so is often cared for by farmers in
order to maximize its production of Azigoor fruit. The fruit has provided
a wealth of foodstuffs for many years.

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BAYCH
TREE,
THE
The Baych Tree can be
found throughout mid Sarvonia, though
it is found more often in the Bolder,
the Goltherlon Forest, the Vontron,
etc. Baych Trees have greyish-blue bark, making them easily identifiable
among other trees, producing a triangular-shaped nut in autumn that can be
eaten or used to season other foods. Baych Trees can also be used to make
furniture, houses, and childrens toys.

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BIRCH
TREE,
THE BLACK
The Black Birch is a
rather dark tree, with bark that tends to be a deep black and adorned with
white horizontal lines that appear like scars. The leaves are also a dark
green or dark grayish-green and are larger than other birches. The tree is
typically extremely sturdy and the wood is hard and close-grained.

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BIRCH
TREE,
THE MITHRIL
The Mithril Birch is
perhaps the most elegant out of all Birch Trees.
It has a shorter appearance than most other species, but also slender,
sloping branches upon which cones dangle like precious ornaments. They
have grayish-white bark adorned with V-shapes markings. The Mithril Birch
can be found in forests all over Northern
Sarvonia, though they flourish in the climates of the Shadowlands and
the Shaded Forest.

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BIRCH
TREE,
THE RED
("RIVER
BIRCH")
The Red Birch, also
called the River Birch, grows along rivers and streams in Southern Santharia.
They use the constantly moving water to
spread their nutlets. These birches tend to have a reddish trunk that is
often smooth when the shed bark is pulled away. They have very smooth
trunks and leaves with a more pointed base to them. Due to their
hauntingly blood-red coloration, many consider these trees to symbolize
sorrow from death and misfortune.

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BIRCH
TREE,
THE WHITE
The White Birch is
popular for its paper-like bark, which can be peeled off in strips thin
and light enough to allow writing. Like most birches, their leaves are
ovate-shaped and they have tall, elegant trunks. They tend to prefer the
cool climates in Northern
Sarvonia, though they can be found in and around the Tandala
Highlands, along the Northern Santharian border.

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BIRCH
TREE,
THE YELLOW
("BRONZE
BIRCH")
The Yellow Birch, also
commonly called the "Bronze Birch", is identifiable by its yellowish or
dark-gray bark, which often has the appearance of being ragged. Though it
tends to prefer mid Sarvonia as its
habitat, mainly residing in the
Hovel Frond and in the southern Shadowlands, it can also be found as
far south as the Bolder Forest
and the northern Thaelon. It is
commonly used for furniture and paper and has a fresh, wintergreen scent.

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BITTERSWEET
TREE,
THE
The Bittersweet is a
tall, slender, rapidly-growing fruit tree found in forests throughout
Southern Sarvonia. It prefers mild to
warm climates, and can tolerate very moist conditions. It tends to do best
in forest clearings, or around the edges of a forest, where it receives
the protection of the other trees, but has space and light to grow. The
most remarkable thing about this tree is its buttress roots, which can
reach up to 4 peds high, and stretch seven peds outwards, snaking
gracefully across the forest floor before disappearing underground.

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EUR'OAK
TREE,
THE ("EUROAK",
"UR'OAK",
"UR
TREE")
The Eur'Oak is a majestic
hardwood which can reach 30 or more peds.
It provides a strong and water-resistant,
golden-hued wood which burns very slowly, generally used in high-quality
ship-building and for framing houses. Though eur'wood is too hard for
general decorative carving, it is sometimes found in artifacts of
significance due to its longevity. This stately tree is related to the
other great oaks of Caelereth (the
white, black, and red) but has its own category due to significant
differences in reproduction.

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FRAGRANS
TREE,
THE
Frangrans Trees (also
called "Fragran's Trees") are high slim trees with approx. 8
peds in height with
reddish brown bark and black leaves with small purple spots. The tree's
bark especially is a valueable source in order to produce anti-nausea tea
with an earthy, pleasant taste. The name of the tree is said to have
derived from a noteable healer, Fragran from Voldar,
who died near such a tree lending it his healing powers.

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IRONWOOD
TREE,
THE
The Ironwood is a
slow-growing, medium-sized, deciduous hardwood tree. It has a very unusual
appearance in that its wide, tapering trunk grows absolutely vertically,
with no bends or twists whatsoever, and its branches, arranged spirally
and equally spaced around the trunk, grow perfectly straight away from the
tree. This peculiar arrangement of branches and twigs gives the tree the
appearance of a stairway.

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LARKENTIR
TREE,
THE
Seemingly a slim tree
with a slender trunk and elongated silvery leaves, the Larkentir has only
recently been discovered to be a type of growth more closely related to
the family of fungi. However, centuries of habituation demand that we
still refer to it as the tree it near-perfectly mimics. The entire tree,
trunk, roots, and all, trembles and vibrates in response to any movement
of the air, no matter how subtle.
A human voice at normal volume is enough to cause a single tree to stir,
while a shout can make a whole copse of Larkentir shudder violently.

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MAHOOD
EUWEN
TREE,
THE
The Mahood Euwen (plural
Euwen, Euwens or Euwen Trees) is a tree that grows mostly in very old
forests. Having a long lifespan and growing to great height, the Mahood
tree is an imposing sight. A whole forest of these magnificent trees is
truly a sight to behold, a rare sight one must add, for in the whole
continent of Southern Sarvonia, few
places remain where the Mahood Euwen still flourishes.

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MALUS TREE,
THE
The Malus is a common
coastal tree with a small sour fruit. It grows wild but is most often
found on farms as a food-producing crop.

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MAPLE
TREE,
THE
Trees are one of the most
common trees across Caelereth.
Usually they can be found in forests and heaths, and are known for the
beautiful shades their leaves turn in the autumn, which range from bright
yellows to vivid oranges and reds. Their leaves are usually lobed, but
also come in compound styles. Their sap can be harvested to make a sweet
syrup and their wood can be used to build houses and furniture.

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MARSH
OAK,
THE GIANT
NYBELMARIAN
The Nybelmarian Giant
Marsh-Oak, also known by its elvish name "Ulintherá'ránn" (which
translates roughly to "Oak Queen"), is a typical tree of both salt- and
fresh-water marches, known to be found
in nearly all such areas on Nybelmar.
It can reach a rather impressive size, and sports a massive trunk with
equally large branches, making this a tree that provides quality wood for
many tribes all over the continent. An exception to this being those found
in the Venlaken Enclave,
where the foul waters of the marshes
corrupt its heart, and twist its form

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MELDARAPPLE
TREE,
THE
The Meldarapple Tree is a
wild fruit tree that grows in northern Santharia as
far south as Marcogg and as far north
as Nyermersys. They bear crisp pink
barriers in the late summer and early autumn months and have wood of a
softly tinted pinkish white, making it a desired material by woodworkers.

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MERLOEA
TREE,
THE
The Merloea Tree grows
primarily in northern Santharia,
though a good gardener can grow the tree in just about any climate, and
therefore the tree can also be found in gardens throughout Santharia,
and even in regions of Nybelmar and Northern
Sarvonia. Apart from being a lovely addition to any garden, it also
produces a sweet, fleshy fruit that some believe has healing properties,
and provides leaves and flower petals that are often brewed into relaxing
herbal teas.

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OAK
TREE,
THE
One of the most popular
trees throughout Caelereth, the Oak
is an intricately diverse plant with leaves and structures that grow in a
number of ways. Its fruit distinguishes it from other trees: the acorn,
which falls in autumn. There are three different kinds of Oak: The White
Oak, the Red Oak, and the Black Oak.

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SILKEL
TREE,
THE ("SILVER
TREE")
The Silkel
Tree, also commonly called the Ilárol’pherán in
Styrásh (Ilaról’pherán,
"Silver Tree", sometimes also refered to as "Cáo fá Eú'reóll",
Cáo fá Eú'reóll,
or "Child of the Tree of Life"), is regarded as one of the most beautiful
trees in all of Caelereth, and many believe it to be touched by a kind of
immortal magic. Either its enchanting
appearance, or perhaps its amazing healing powers, or maybe its
inclination to grow in places touched by myth and wonder, lead to the
belief that it's a tree closer to ethereality than to corporeality. This
sheen tree has a number of uses, many of them of medical nature. The tree
is mostly known for its thread-like bark that can be made into silk, which
is sometimes used to make cloth.

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TRUTHELON
TREE,
THE
A strange tree in a
strange place, the Truthelon, (or "Oil Beard" in
ThergerimTaal) is a
fairly common sight in the underground chasms of Trumatyreon. Its
dark-green leaves oft look as black as the lakes from which they feed, and
their inconceivable growth on floor, wall, and ceiling alike can bring
about a strong vertigo in people from the surface. Nonetheless, it is a
useful plant to have about, and the Trumarim Dwarves make excellent use of
its features.

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URBAN
TREE,
THE
Urban Trees are
enormous and dominant, stick stumped bark trees, which can grow to
gigantic thickness levels over decades. Characteristic for Urban Trees
aside from the enormous breadths they can reach are their roots spreading
over the surface of the whole forest ground. They grow deep down in the
woods, one of the most prominent Urban Trees lies in the Auturian
Forest, where it was made into the Ria,
the main building of the Tethinrhim
Elves.

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WILLOW
TREE,
THE
The Willow is an
adaptable plant which grows wild over most of the Sarvonian
continent. Its slender leaves born on flexible shoots give it the
familiar weeping ilhouette, and its many uses make it a much-loved tree.

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