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papaya

Papaya

Description The fruit is typically spherical to cylindrical in shape and can weigh up to 9 to 11.5 kg (20 to 25.5 pounds) at times. Richly colored flesh with shades of yellow, orange, or red is incredibly delectable. Varieties The most widely produced papaya varieties are two. In Australia, similar fruits are referred to as […]

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melon

Melon

Description Cucumis melo, a trailing vine in the Cucurbitaceae family of gourds, is cultivated for its frequently musky-scented edible fruit. Botany describes the fruits as a type of berry called a pepo. Depending on the variety, the pepo’s flesh colour, size, surface texture, shape, and flavour can vary greatly. Typically, they weigh 1-4 kilograms. Cantaloupes

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mango

Mango

Description The mango, or Mangifera indica, belongs to the Anacardiaceae family, which also includes cashews. The fruit comes in a broad variety of personalities and forms. It might be long and slender, oval, round, heart-shaped, kidney-shaped, or any combination of those. The smallest mangoes are only slightly larger than plums, while others can weigh up

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lychee

Lychee

Description The lychee tree, often written litchi or lichi, is a member of the soapberry family and is farmed for its delectable fruit. The fruits are strawberry-red in tint, 25 mm (1 inch) in diameter, and range in shape from oval to spherical. The hard outer coating encloses a single large seed and a translucent,

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guava

Guava

Description Depending on the species, guava fruits can be round or oval and range in size from 4 to 12 cm. They have a strong, distinctive scent that is reminiscent of lemon peel but less astringent. The outer skin may be silky and delicious or tough and can have a bitter taste. The thickness of

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fig

Fig

Description Syconia, the scientific name for fig fruits, are produced individually, in pairs, or in the axils of leaves throughout the current growing season. The teardrop-shaped fig fruit has a purple exterior, crimson inside meat, and lots of seeds. Their sizes can vary. Figs rank among the sweetest fruits thanks to their high sugar content.

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dragon-fruit.

Dragon Fruit

Description The Honolulu queen cactus, also known as Hylocereus, which bears dragon fruit, only blooms at night. When in bloom, they have a bell-like form and smell good. In a single year, pitahaya trees can go through four to six fruiting cycles. Both stem cuttings and seeds can be used to multiply it. The dragon

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date

Dates

Description The date fruit is single-seeded which can vary greatly in shape, colour, size, quality, and consistency of flesh depending on the cultivar and environmental factors. Dates are little, 5 cm long dried stone fruits with a dark brown or caramel colour. Date palm trees, which are indigenous to parts of Northern Africa and the

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avocado

Avocado

Description Depending on the Mexican race, the fruit may occasionally weigh 1-2 kg (2-4 pounds) or be little larger than an egg. The hues range from green to deep purple, and the shape can be either pear-shaped or spherical with a long, slender neck. Botany classifies the fruit as a berry and describes it as

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apricot

Apricot

Description The seeds are contained within the drupe-like fruits’ huge, flat pits. The fruit, which resembles a peach in appearance, is nearly smooth when ripe, round to rectangular in certain types, slightly flattened, and little to no hairy. Usually, the flesh is a rich yellow to yellowish orange colour. Several cultivars have tasty seeds (also

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