Southeastern spiceberry

The southeastern spiceberry, also known simply as "spiceberry" in its native range, is a deciduous tree native to eastern Parania and northeastern Pasia. The largest and healthiest populations, however, thrive from Obnivir, through Hartnett and Kosna, down to Kafaniyat and Mecirhan's geographic border. The berries of the tree are named after their exceedingly spicy and unpleasant taste; the taste is so strong that it has been utilised in a number of competitions, with those who are strong enough to eat through the spiceberry being rewarded with money. The spiceberry is a superfruit that is packed of antioxidants, despite its severe burning and medicine-like flavour. The spiceberry is a resilient plant that can thrive in both hot and cold climates, with a wide range of habitats ranging from Mecirhan's dry and flat sandy deserts to Podochovia's cold and bleak grasslands. Another species called the common spiceberry, though very similar in appearance, is not the same species as the southeastern spiceberry, and is found in northwestern Parania, Silegre, and through the Borogoves.
Category:Flora of Pasia
Category:Flora of Parania
Category:Flora of Podochovia