Rangpur: This citrus fruit is named after the city of Rangpur in Bangladesh
Tahiti Lime: As the name suggests, this lime variety originated in Tahiti
Ugli Fruit:This unique citrus fruit is named for its appearance, but its origins are in Jamaica.
Kumquat: This small citrus fruit gets its name from the Cantonese word "kam kwat," meaning "golden orange.
Malay Apple: This tropical fruit is native to Malaysia and Indonesia.
Java Apple: Another tropical fruit, this one is native to the island of Java in Indonesia.
Barbados Cherry:This small, tart fruit is native to Barbados
Pineapple: While the name might suggest a pine cone, this tropical fruit is actually native to South America.
Coconut:The origin of the name is debated, but it's believed to come from the Portuguese word "coco," meaning "monkey," due to the fruit's resemblance to a monkey's face.
Fig: While the exact origin is unknown, the name "fig" is believed to come from the Latin word "ficus.