Pomegranate

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A single pomegranate can contain over 600 seeds. elaborate share

Pomology

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Pomology is the branch of botany that studies fruit. A fun fact is that many of the fruits we eat today are the result of centuries of selective breeding and hybridization by pomologists. 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

Rose Apple

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Rose apples are sometimes called "water apples" because of their high water content. elaborate share

Durian

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Durian's smell is so potent, it's banned from many hotels and public transportation. elaborate share

Pawpaw

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Pawpaw fruit has a unique, custard-like texture, sometimes described as a cross between a banana, mango, and pineapple. elaborate share