Okay. You pick your apples from an apple tree, your cherries from a cherry tree, your walnuts from a walnut tree, and your plums from a windshield. But the cashew, what do you pick it from, huh, huh?
Here’s a little list that will tell you about the names of the trees (or plants) on which more or less known fruits grow:
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- Pineapple grows on a plant called… pineapple.
- Peanuts grow on the peanut plant (which has the particularity of burying its fruits after fertilization).
- Chayote (or christophine) fruit grows on a plant from the cucurbit family of the same name.
- Quince thrives on a quince tree.
- Dates benefit from the date palm.
- Durian grows on the tree also called durian.
- Prickly pear multiplies on the prickly pear, which is actually a cactus.
- Passion fruits benefit from a variety of passionflower (plant) called grenadilla.
- Kumquat grows on kumquat citrus. By the way, it would be more accurate to call the fruit fortunella.
- Persimmon blooms on a tree named persimmon.
- Kiwi is harvested from a vine (like vanilla) called actinidia.
- Lime (small lime) is harvested from the lime tree.
- Lychee is picked from the tree of the same name.
- Blackberry grows on blackberry bushes, but is more commonly called bramble.
- Blueberry is offered on the blueberry shrub.
- Japanese medlar is obtained from the bibsteel tree.
- Cashew is taken from the cashew tree.
- Macadamia nut grows on the Queensland nut tree.
- Pecan is extracted from the pecan tree.
- Grapefruit grows on the grapefruit tree.
- Rambutan grows on the rambutan tree.
And I encourage consumption because fruits are excellent for health!
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