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Fruit of the acai (pron: ah-SIGH-ee) palm tree in Brazilian rainforest, similar i

...the plant order Myrtales, grown as an ornamental as well as for its edible fruit, which is high in potassium and vitamin C.

The fruit of ''Lycopersicon lycopersicum'', native to the Americas but now in widespr

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The '''tomato''' is the fruit of the short-lived [[perennial]] (cultivated as an [[annual]]) ''[[Lycopers ...however, the tomato was long grown only as an ornamental plant because the fruit was thought to be poisonous. The tomato is a member of the [[nightshade]]

...ician and pioneer of naval hygiene, whose recommendation that fresh citrus fruit and lemon juice be added to the diet of sailors saw scurvy eliminated from

...ny of several related plants in the genus vaccinium, but especially to the fruit of vaccinium oxycoccos.

| title = Bananas : how the United Fruit Company shaped the world

...units of an observed group of units, e.g., a certain amount of apples in a fruit basket.

...sus'') having large swordlike leaves and a large, fleshy, edible, multiple fruit with a terminal tuft of leaves, native to the southern part of Brazil, and

The '''pear''' is the [[fruit]] of various [[tree]]s in the genus ''[[Pyrus]]'', cultivated around the wo ...s'' or a variety of [[quince]], which allows the grafts to begin producing fruit sooner, but does not perform as well in hotter and drier climates. Pear tre

...]]s and [[herb]]s, including such well-known and varied plants as [[Apple (fruit)|apples]], [[blackberry|blackberries]], [[hawthorn]] and [[rose]]s.

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* [[Squash (beverage)]], British term for a sweetened citrus fruit juice often served with added soda water

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{{rpl|Macintosh apple|In Agriculture}} A type of [[apple]] fruit

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...called the ''mountain ash'' and ''service tree'', and also a name for its fruit.

* [[Fruit trees]]