Clementine

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The name "Clementine" comes from the Latin word "clement," meaning "mild" or "merciful." elaborate share

Biriba

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Biriba fruit, despite its appearance, is not related to the more well-known Annona family (like cherimoya or custard apple), belonging instead to the *Annonaceae* family, but to a different genus entirely. elaborate share

Quince

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A quinceañera, the celebration of a girl's 15th birthday, traditionally involves a waltz. elaborate share

Cherry

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Cherry pits contain cyanide, though you'd have to eat a lot to experience any ill effects. elaborate share

Natal Plum

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Natal plum fruit can be eaten fresh, but are often made into jams and jellies due to their tartness. elaborate share

Keppel Fruit

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Keppel Fruit, despite its name, isn't actually a fruit in the traditional sense; it's a type of plant that produces a small, olive-like drupe. elaborate share