Lantern Tree (Subnautica)

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This article is about the Lantern Tree. You may be looking for the Lantern Fruit.

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A conglomeration of individual vines which rely on one another for structural support. Grows exclusively on fertile land. Each vine produces orange, lantern-shaped fruits with minimal nutrition and hydration value. Assessment: Edible in an emergency

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Trivia

• The Lantern Tree was originally called the Hanging Fruit Tree.
• Whilst the Lantern Tree was still in Experimental Mode, it produced lead and was called the Lead Tree. This was a place holder and was subsequently changed before it was fully implemented into the game.
• Despite the name, the Lantern Tree would not be classified as a tree due to it being a cluster of vines living in a mutualistic relationship, lacking a single stem or trunk.