Telote Tree (Flora)

The talote tree is a mighty example of flora that can be seen in nearly every temperate forest. It grows about 14 inches up and about an inch around a year with good growing conditions. Its leaves are elliptical and relatively large, about the size of a human hand. When harvested, it can yield good-quality hardwood. After fertilization, it can grow a pouch of seeds in about a month. Small birds often eat these, spreading the trees across the continent.