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Passion fruit is a popular tropical fruit. Scientific name of Passion fruit is Passiflora edulis. It belongs to the family of Passifloraceae. Passion fruit is originated in Brazil. Now, passion fruits are distributed and cultivated in several tropical regions of the world including South Africa, Kenya, Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, Indonesia, Florida, Sri Lanka, and India. There are two types of passion fruits based on fruit color. These are yellow passion fruits and purple passion fruits.
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Passion Fruit: An Introduction
Passion fruit is a popular tropical fruit. Scientific name of Passion fruit is Passiflora edulis. It belongs to the family of Passifloraceae.
passion-fruit-2553374_960_720.jpgFigure 1: Passion Fruits
Origin and Distribution: Passion fruit is originated in Brazil. Now, passion fruits are distributed and cultivated in several tropical regions of the world including South Africa, Kenya, Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, Indonesia, Florida, Sri Lanka, and India.
Varieties of Passion Fruit: There are two types of passion fruits based on fruit color. These are yellow passion fruits and purple passion fruits.
Purple Passion Fruits: The outer covering of the fruit is purple-coloured and these plants are subtropical in growth habit. Purple passion fruits are
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