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• Peacotum
  ...um''' is a [[peach]]/[[apricot]]/[[plum]] hybrid, said to taste similar to fruit punch, created by [[Zaiger's Genetics]], a company that simply speeds the p [[Category:Hybrid prunus]]
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• Zaiger's Genetics
  ...fruit breeding enterprise. Their slogan is "a family organized to improve fruit worldwide". ...h, and sons Gary and Grant. They have achieved global prominence for their fruit and rootstock breeding program, from over 35 years of hybridizing and devel
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• Plumcot
  ...plumcot has a very smooth dark red skin and is peach colored inside. The fruit can be eaten fresh or used to make jam. ...by crossing an apricot and a plum.{{Fact|date=August 2007}} Similar hybrid fruit are marketed today under the name '''[[pluot]]'''.
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• Shipova
  ...th [[deciduous]] oval [[leaf|leaves]] 7-11 cm long and 5-6 cm broad. The [[fruit]] is a [[pome]] 2.5-3 cm long; it is edible with a sweet, yellowish flesh, The hybrid first arose at [[Bollwyller]] in [[Alsace]], [[France]], before [[1619]], a
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• Orangelo
  ...uerto Rico]]. The fruit, a cross between a [[grapefruit]] and an [[orange (fruit)|orange]], had spontaneously appeared in the shade-providing trees grown on ...r trees on the plantations. Rootstock trials led to the development of the hybrid commonly known as the ''"Chironja''".
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• Aprium
  ...ing hybridizing], requiring several generations of crosses to create a new fruit. ...called an I.S. plum or interspecific plum), is derived from another hybrid fruit called a [[plumcot]].
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• Pluot
  ...tage. The pluot, like the [[aprium]], is derived from the ½ plum ½ apricot hybrid called the [[plumcot]]. The fruit's exterior fairly closely resembles a plum's. Pluots are noted for their s
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• Ugli fruit
  [[Image:Ugli fruit sections.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Ugli fruit, peeled and sectioned]] ...and a [[tangerine]], and is sometimes called '''uniq fruit''' or '''unique fruit'''. Its species is ''[[Mandarin orange|Citrus reticulata]]'' x ''[[Grapefr
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• Babaco
  ...[[cultivar]] in the genus ''[[Vasconcellea]]'' from [[Ecuador]]. It is a [[hybrid]] between ''[[Mountain papaya|Vasconcellea cundinamarcensis]]'' (syn. ''Car ...nd is said to have a tastes of strawberry, papaya, kiwi and pineapple. The fruit is pentagonal in shape, therefore giving it the scientific name of ''Carica
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• Kousa Dogwood
  | image = Cornus kousa fruit.jpg | image_caption = Foliage and fruit
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• Microphoenix
  ...decipiens) and Trachycarpus excelsus. with the violet-colored petioles and fruit of the latter parent. R.H. 1885, p. 513.
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• Clementine
  ...iculata''), named in [[1902]]. A clementine is an [[oblate]], medium-sized fruit. The exterior is a deep orange colour with a smooth, glossy appearance. Cle The traditional story is that it was "originally an accidental [[hybrid]] said to have been discovered by Father [[Clément Rodier]] in the garden
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• Virginia Strawberry
  ...ragaria virginiana''), is one of two species of [[strawberry]] that were [[hybrid]]ized to create the modern domesticated [[Garden Strawberry]]. Its natural [[Category:Accessory fruit]]
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• Illinois wine
  ...1851 and is located in Nauvoo State Park; the vineyard is still producing fruit. By 1880 there were over {{convert|600|acre|sqkm|1}} of grapes and 40 wine Many of these varieties are "hybrid" varieties. These hybrids, which are adapted to the cold climates of centr
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• European Pear
  | image_caption = European Pear branch with fruit (Image Courtesy of USDA, ARS) ...]s, but nearly so. They do however require some winter chilling to produce fruit.
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• Chaenomeles
  Chaenomeles (Greek chainein, to gape, to split, and melea, apple: the fruit was supposed by Thunberg to split into five valves). Rosaceae, subfamily Po ...ally adapted for borders of shrubberies and for low ornamental hedges. The fruit of all species can be made into conserves. They thrive in almost any soil,
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• Laelia Leeana
  | features = <!--- flowers, fragrance, fruit, naturalizes, invasive --> ...bly nearer Cattleya. It was imperfectly described by Reichb. as a doubtful hybrid.
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• Wineberry (United States)
  ...gy, it is not a [[berry]] at all, but an [[fruit#Aggregate fruit|aggregate fruit]] of numerous [[drupe]]lets around a central core. Ripening occurs from ear ...h America]] as an [[ornamental plant]] and for its potential in breeding [[hybrid]] raspberries. It has subsequently escaped from cultivation and become [[na
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• Limequat
  |features=evergreen, fragrance, edible, fruit ...is a [[citrus|citrus tree]] and the result of a cross between the [[Lime (fruit)|lime]] and the [[kumquat]]. It is a member of [[citrofortunella]].
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• Beach Strawberry
  ...Fragaria chiloensis'') is one of two species of [[strawberry]] that were [[hybrid]]ized to create the modern [[Garden Strawberry]]. It is noted for its larg ...ong. The [[flower]]s are white, produced in spring and early summer. The [[fruit]] is edible, red on the surface, white inside.
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