The parvael tree is a deciduous tree native to the banks of the Parvael River.

Etymology

From Latin parvus (“small”) + vallis (“valley”).

Morphology

Growing only 3 to 4 meters tall, the parvael tree sports a modest, spreading canopy of light, pale green leaves. Its trunk is encased in a rugged, resilient bark. In mid‐spring, the tree produces small, clustered orange blossoms.

Physiology

Rugged, resilient bark.

Behavior

Life Cycle

The tree blooms in mid‐spring. Its lifespan is brief—typically no more than 20 years.

Ecology

Native to the banks of the Parvael River.