Anorich

Etymology
The name comes from its sap which is a pale blue.

Physical Charateristics
It is a white and pale blue striated hardwood with smooth white bark. The leaves are pale blue with seven spokes and shallow serrations. It grows to the height of thirty-two meters and can reach four meters in diameter. Its sap which is a pale blue. It also produces capped nuts that are two cm in diameter and grow in clusters of three.

In Culture and Use
Anorich is often considered one of the most useful trees. The sap is most often condensed into thick syrup and used as a sweetener, and in the production of distilled liquor. As for the nuts, they are shelled, roasted and ground into flour.