Fruits

Large cranberry

The large cranberry is an edible fruit. It is native to eastern Canada and eastern US.

The large cranberry is a cranberry species in the subgenus Oxycoccus in the genus Vaccinium. This genus includes many other edible fruits such as blueberries and bilberries.

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Kwai Muk

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Kuwini mango

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Kubal vine

The Kubal vine is a rare fruit species which originates from Borneo

The pear-shaped fruits of the Kubal vine have an orange-brown skin and a delicious orange colored pulp.

The Kubal vine is a wild growing fruit, but new plants can be easily grown from seeds.

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Kitembilla

Kitembilla originates from Sri Lanka and southern India.

The juicy fruits of Kitembilla are very sour. They can be eaten fresh but are also used with sugar to make juice or jam.

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Karanda

Karanda is native to India. It is found in the Himalayas, Nepal, Afghanistan and Bangladesh.

Karanda fruits are a rich source of iron. Fruits are used to make jelly, jam, syrups or chutney.

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Japanese persimmon

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Hardy kiwi

Hardy kiwi is eaten as a fresh fruit. it is sweeter than the kiwifruit. Hardy kiwifruit can be eaten whole together with the peel.

Hardy kiwi resembles kiwifruit in taste and appearance, but the fruits are green or purple and have a smooth skin.

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Genipapo

Fruits of the Genipapo are edible and are used to make drinks, jelly and ice cream.

Liquid obtained from the Genipapo fruit is used by Sout American Indians to color their skin.

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European wild apple

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European nettle tree

The European nettle tree is a temperate tree species. The dark-purple fruits are about 1 cm in diameter and are edible.

Note that the name Honeyberry is also used for some different unrelated fruits.

Some sources place this tree in the family Cannabaceae (Hemp family).

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Ethiopian eggplant

Ethiopian eggplant is grown in parts of West and East Africa and also in the south of Italy.

Of the Ethiopian eggplant, both the fruits and leaves can be eaten. Fruits are eaten raw or cooked. Leaves are used like spinach.

Ethiopian eggplant belongs to the same genus as tomato and eggplant, and its ripe fruits often look like a cross between an eggplant and a tomato.

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Date-plum

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Currants

Currants

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Cocona

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Cocoplum

Most cocoplums are found near sea beaches in the tropical Americas and the Caribbean.

Fruits of the cocoplum are edible and are used to produce jam or juice or to make cakes. The cocoplum is salt tolerant and grown to prevent erosion and stabilize beach edges. Cocoplum is also grown as an ornamental plant.

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Coconut

Coconuts are the fruits of the coconut palm. Throughout the tropics this palm is grown as decoration or for its edible fruits. But apart from the fruits, almost any part of the plant can be used, for example to make furniture or mats, or to thatch roofs.

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Citron

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Chinese hawthorn

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Chokeberry

Chokeberries originate from eastern North America.

Chokeberries are often grown as ornamental plants. They are not very important as a fruit crop. Fruits can be used to make wine, jam, syrup, juice or tea. Fruits of the red chokeberry can be eaten raw.

There are 3 species of chokeberries: red, black and purple.

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Cassabanana

Cassabanana originates from Brazil.

Cassabanana fruits can be up to 60 cm long. The Cassabanana fruit can be eaten as a hand fruit when ripe, or can be used to make jams or in cooking. Green fruits are eaten as a vegetable. Sometimes it is grown as an ornamental plant.

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Calamondin

Calamondin probably originates from China.

Fruits of calamondin can be eaten, but calamondin is also used as an ornamental plant.

Probably, Calamondin is a hybrid between Citrus reticulata (tangerine) and Citrus japonica (kumquat).

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