Guguru Fruit

The Guguru fruit, more commonly known as the Guguru, is a sweet fruit produced by the Guguru tree. It is used to produce Guguru Cola.

Decription
The fruit is round and oblong, with a waxy blue skin that emits a fragrant odor to attract pollinators. Its shell covers a thick, fibrous orange flesh, ultimately holding the juice used for the manufacturing of drinks. Trees are tall, with distinct segmented rings that narrow near the top. Large leaves droop from the top, with the fruit themselves connected in clusters near the top.

History
The original Guguru fruit was discovered by Jellhan J. Jellswell XI It was decribed in his Journal Larmicha as It is implied by the next entry that he followed the trail to find a forest of said plants. Jellhan later takes time to describe the fruit.It was later cultivated by Jellian J. Jellswell to be more juicy and less fleshy to further aid in the production of drinks. The original forest is very likely to have become Cornutopia as a marketing scheme. There is evidence that this fruit may have been consumed and used for an extended history.