The moonlet tree is a deciduous fruit-bearing species present in the district of Cretta, in East Nua.

Etymology

From English moon + -let (diminutive suffix).

Morphology

The tree grows up to 8 meters tall, with an open canopy of dull green, matte, soft circular leaves. Its bark is smooth and pale gray. The fruit itself is small and round, prized for its distinct moon-like gray coloration and sweet, milky flavor.

Physiology

Not specified.

Behavior

Life Cycle

The tree flowers in early spring, producing blueish-white blossoms that develop into fruit by mid-autumn.

Ecology

Not specified.