Fruits Names in English with Pictures

Types of Fruits

Simple Fruits:

These fruits develop from a single ovary of a single flower.

Examples: Apple, Banana, Cherry, Peach, Plum, Grape, Tomato.

Aggregate Fruits:

These fruits form from multiple ovaries of a single flower.

Examples: Raspberry, Blackberry, Strawberry.

Multiple Fruits:

These fruits develop from the ovaries of multiple flowers that are closely packed together.

Examples: Pineapple, Fig.

Accessory Fruits:
These fruits develop from a part other than the ovary, such as the receptacle or other floral parts.

Examples: Apple (where the flesh is derived from the receptacle), Strawberry (where the fleshy part comes from the receptacle), Pear (where the flesh forms from the floral tube).

Drupes:

These fruits have a fleshy outer part (exocarp) and a hard, stony pit (endocarp) containing the seed.

Examples: Peach, Cherry, Plum, Olive.

Berries:
These fruits have a soft and fleshy pericarp (wall) and typically contain multiple seeds.

Examples: Tomato, Grape, Blueberry, Avocado.

Citrus Fruits:

These fruits belong to the citrus genus and are characterized by their leathery rind and juicy pulp.

Examples: Orange, Lemon, Lime, Grapefruit.

Pomes:

These fruits have a central core containing seeds surrounded by a firm, fleshy layer.

Examples: Apple, Pear.

Tropical Fruits:

These fruits originate from tropical regions and have unique flavors and characteristics.

Examples: Mango, Papaya, Pineapple, Coconut, Banana.

Melons:

These fruits have a thick rind and sweet, juicy flesh.

Examples: Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Honeydew melon.

Stone Fruits:

These fruits have a single large seed or “stone” inside, surrounded by fleshy fruit.

Examples: Peach, Plum, Cherry, Apricot.

Climacteric Fruits:

These fruits continue to ripen after being harvested.

Examples: Banana, Tomato, Avocado.

Non-Climacteric Fruits:

These fruits do not continue to ripen after being harvested.

Examples: Citrus fruits (Orange, Lemon, etc.), Grapes, Pineapple.

Exotic Fruits:

These fruits are not commonly found in all regions and may have unique flavors or appearances.

Examples: Dragon fruit, Kiwifruit, Lychee, Passion fruit, Jackfruit.

Seedless Fruits:
These fruits either have very small, undeveloped seeds or no seeds at all.

Examples: Seedless Watermelon, Seedless Grapes.

List of Fruits Names

• Apple
• Banana
• Orange
• Grape
• Mango
• Strawberry
• Pineapple
• Watermelon
• Kiwi
• Blueberry
• Raspberry
• Papaya
• Lemon
• Lime
• Cherry
• Pear
• Plum
• Peach
• Apricot
• Avocado
• Coconut
• Fig
• Guava
• Pomegranate
• Cranberry
• Cantaloupe
• Honeydew melon
• Grapefruit
• Kiwifruit
• Blackberry
• Elderberry
• Dragon fruit
• Passion fruit
• Persimmon
• Jackfruit
• Lychee
• Nectarine
• Tangerine
• Clementine
• Boysenberry
• Loganberry
• Mulberry
• Star fruit (Carambola)
• Cranberry
• Plantain
• Date
• Quince
• Raspberry
• Olive
• Gooseberry

Common Fruits Names with Images and Description

Apple:

A popular fruit known for its crisp and juicy texture. Comes in various colors like red, green, and yellow. Rich in fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants. Helps improve heart health and aids in digestion.

Banana:

 A soft and sweet tropical fruit with a distinctive yellow skin.
High in potassium, vitamins B6 and C. Supports heart health and regulates blood pressure.

Orange:

A citrus fruit with a bright orange color and a refreshing, tangy flavor.
Packed with vitamin C, antioxidants, and fiber. Strengthens the immune system and promotes healthy skin.

Grapes:

Small, juicy berries found in clusters. Come in various colors like green, red, and purple.
Rich in vitamins C and K, antioxidants, and polyphenols. May improve heart health and protect against certain cancers.

Watermelon:

Large, juicy fruit with a green rind and pink or red flesh.
High water content helps keep you hydrated. Contains vitamins A, B6, and C, as well as antioxidants like lycopene.

Pineapple:

Tropical fruit with a spiky, rough outer skin and sweet, juicy yellow flesh.
Rich in vitamin C, manganese, and bromelain (an enzyme that aids digestion).

Mango:

Tropical fruit with a sweet and creamy golden-yellow flesh and a thin skin.
Excellent source of vitamin A, C, and E. Boosts immunity and supports eye health.

Strawberry:

Small, red, juicy fruit with tiny seeds on the surface.
High in vitamin C, antioxidants, and fiber. Promotes heart health and helps regulate blood sugar levels.

Blueberry:

Small, round berries with a deep blue-purple color.
Packed with antioxidants and phytoflavinoids. May improve memory and support brain health.

Papaya:

Tropical fruit with orange flesh and black seeds at the center.
Rich in vitamin C, A, and folate. Supports digestive health and boosts immunity.

Kiwi:

Small, oval-shaped fruit with a fuzzy brown exterior and bright green flesh.
High in vitamin C, vitamin K, and potassium. Supports immune function and aids in blood clotting.

Pomegranate:

 Round fruit with a tough outer rind and juicy, ruby-red arils inside.
Rich in antioxidants, especially punicalagins and anthocyanins.

Peach

 Juicy fruit with a fuzzy skin and a sweet, soft flesh.
Contains vitamins A and C, and potassium. Supports eye health and aids in digestion.

Pear:

 Sweet and juicy fruit with a distinctive bell-like shape.
Good source of dietary fiber, vitamin C, and potassium.

Raspberry

Small, red or black berries that are sweet and tart.
Rich in antioxidants and fiber. Supports brain health and may reduce the risk of chronic diseases.

Cherry:

Small, round fruit with a bright red or dark purple color.
Contains antioxidants, like anthocyanins. May reduce inflammation and improve sleep quality.

Lemon:

Citrus fruit with a bright yellow, zesty outer rind and sour pulp.
High in vitamin C, aids digestion, and supports weight loss.

Avocado:

Unique fruit with a creamy, green flesh and a large seed in the center.
Rich in healthy monounsaturated fats, potassium, and fiber. Supports heart health and helps with nutrient absorption.

Plum:

Small, sweet fruit with smooth skin and a juicy interior.

Contains vitamins A, C, and K. Supports bone health and aids in digestion.

Cranberry:

Small, red berries with a tart taste.
Rich in antioxidants and vitamin C. May prevent urinary tract infections and promote oral health.

Guava:

Tropical fruit with a green or yellow skin and pink or white flesh.
High in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants. Supports immune function and digestive health.

Dragon Fruit (Pitaya):

 Exotic fruit with a vibrant pink or white flesh and black seeds.
Rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, and iron. Supports cardiovascular health and aids digestion.

Lychee:

Small, round fruit with a rough, reddish-pink skin and sweet, translucent flesh.
Contains vitamin C, copper, and potassium. Supports immune function and skin health.

Fig:

Sweet and chewy fruit with a thin skin and crunchy seeds.
Good source of fiber, potassium, and antioxidants. Supports digestive health and may help control blood sugar levels.

Passion Fruit:

Round or oval fruit with a tough outer rind and jelly-like, aromatic pulp inside.
Rich in vitamin C and dietary fiber. Supports immune function and digestive health.

Jackfruit:

Largest tree fruit with a green, spiky exterior and a starchy, sweet flesh.
High in fiber, vitamin C, and various minerals. Supports digestive health and provides energy.

Persimmon:

Orange fruit with a sweet, honey-like flavor and smooth skin.
Contains vitamins A, C, and potassium. Supports eye health and immune function.

Apricot:

Small, yellow-orange fruit with a velvety skin and a sweet-tart taste.
Rich in vitamin A, vitamin C, and potassium. Supports skin health and promotes good vision.

Blackberry:

Dark purple or black berries that are sweet and tart.
High in fiber and antioxidants. Supports heart health and aids in digestion.

Coconut:

 The coconut is a large, tropical fruit with a hard, brown, fibrous outer shell and a sweet, white, edible flesh inside, known as the coconut meat. The center of the coconut contains a liquid called coconut water or coconut juice, which is a refreshing and hydrating beverage.

Mandarin:

The mandarin, also known as mandarin orange or tangerine, is a small citrus fruit with a thin, loose, and easy-to-peel skin. It is typically bright orange in color and segmented, containing sweet and juicy flesh

Nectarine:

The nectarine is a smooth-skinned, medium-sized fruit that closely resembles a peach in appearance. Unlike peaches, nectarines have a thin, edible skin that ranges in color from yellow to reddish-orange. The flesh inside is juicy and sweet with a rich, aromatic flavor.

Melon:

Melon is a type of fruit that belongs to the gourd family, Cucurbitaceae. It is characterized by its juicy, sweet, and refreshing flesh, often encased in a thick rind or skin. Melons come in various shapes, sizes, and colors, and they are widely enjoyed during the summertime for their hydrating properties and delightful taste.
There are several popular varieties of melons, including watermelon, cantaloupe (also known as muskmelon), honeydew melon, and casaba melon, among others. Each variety has its unique flavor and texture.

Types of Fruits (By Kinds)

Citrus Fruits:

• Orange
• Lemon
• Lime
• Grapefruit
• Tangerine
• Clementine

Berries:

• Strawberry
• Blueberry
• Raspberry
• Blackberry
• Cranberry
• Gooseberry

Tropical Fruits:

• Pineapple
• Mango
• Papaya
• Banana
• Kiwi
• Coconut

Stone Fruits (Drupes):

• Peach
• Plum
• Apricot
• Nectarine
• Cherry
• Olive

Melons:

• Watermelon
• Cantaloupe
• Honeydew
• Crenshaw melon

Apples and Pears:

• Apple (e.g., Red Delicious, Granny Smith, Gala)
• Pear (e.g., Bartlett, Bosc, Anjou)

Grapes:

• Green grapes
• Red grapes
• Black grapes

Tropical Berries:

• Guava
• Passionfruit
• Dragonfruit

Exotic Fruits:

• Kiwifruit
• Lychee
• Persimmon
• Pomegranate

Others:

• Avocado (technically a berry)
• Fig
• Persimmon
• Olive

All Fruits List

List of Fruits From A -Z

Fruits Starting with A

• Apple
• Apricot
• Avocado
• Açaí berry
• Acerola
• Ambarella
• Amla
• Annona
• Apple Berry
• Araza
• Arhat
• Asam Kumbang
• Atherton Raspberry
• Atemoya
• Australian Round Lime
• Australian Finger Lime
• Ackee

Fruits Starting with B

• Banana
• Blueberry
• Blackberry
• Boysenberry
• Barbados Cherry
• Bilberry
• Breadfruit
• Buddha’s Hand
• Bael Fruit
• Black Currant
• Beach Plum
• Bignay
• Bing Cherry
• Black Sapote
• Black Mulberry
• Borojo
• Burahem
• Burmese Grape
• Babaco
• Borojó
• Betel N

Fruits Starting with C

• Carambola
• Cantaloupe
• Cactus Pear
• Cape Gooseberry
• Cashew Apple
• Cherry
• Cherimoya
• Chokeberry
• Citron
• Clementine
• Cloudberry
• Coconut
• Cranberry
• Cucumber
• Cupuacu
• Currant
• Custard Apple
• Crab Apple
• Carob
• Calamondin
• Camu Camu
• Cornelian Cherry
• Canistel

Fruits Starting with D

• Date
• Dragon Fruit
• Damson Plum
• Duku
• Durian
• Desert Lime
• Dewberry
• Davidson’s Plum
• Date Plum
• Duku Langsat
• Dalandan
• Desert Fig
• Desert Banana
• Desert Apple
• Dwarf Mulberry

Fruits Starting with E

• Elderberry
• Elderflower
• Emu Apple
• Emblica
• Elephant Apple
• European Cranberrybush
• Entawak
• Eggfruit
• Exocarpus
• Eucalyptus Capsule
• Eberhardt’s White Surinam Cherry

Fruits Starting with F

• Fig
• Feijoa
• Finger Lime
• Fuji Apple
• Farkleberry
• Farkleberry
• Falsa Berry
• Fennel
• Fox Grape
• Ficus Carica
• Forestberry
• Fragaria Vesca
• Flacourtia
• Finger Citron
• Fuyu Persimmon
• Flat Peach

Fruits Starting with G

• Grape
• Grapefruit
• Guava
• Gooseberry
• Golden Kiwifruit
• Green Apple
• Galia Melon
• Gambooge
• Gac Fruit
• Granadilla
• Graviola
• Governor’s Plum
• Genip
• Genipa
• Goumi Berry
• Gac Fruit
• GourdFigs of Smyrna

Fruits Starting with H

• Hawthorn Berry
• Honeydew Melon
• Horned Melon
• Hala Fruit
• Huckleberry
• Huito
• Hog Plum
• Hackberry
• Hazelnut

Fruits Starting with I

• Ice Cream Bean
• Ichang Lemon
• Ilama
• Imbe
• Indian Fig
• Indian Gooseberry
• Indian Jujube
• Indonesian Lime
• Imbu
• Ice Cream Mango

Fruits Starting with J

• Jackfruit
• Jabuticaba
• Jambul
• Jatoba
• Jujube
• Juneberry
• Jocote
• Jostaberry
• Japanese Plum
• Jamaican Cherry

Fruits Starting with K

• Kiwifruit
• Kumquat
• Key Lime
• Kaffir Lime
• Karonda
• Kei Apple
• Kandis
• Kesar Mango
• Kedondong
• Kei Apple
• Kerson Fruit

Fruits Starting with L

• Lemon
• Lime
• Lychee
• Longan
• Loganberry
• Loquat
• Lingonberry
• Lucuma
• Lulo
• Lakoocha
• Langsat
• Lamut
• Lowquats
• Lai Fruit
• Litchi Tomato

Fruits Starting with M

• Mango
• Melon
• Mandarin
• Mulberry
• Muskmelon
• Maracuja
• Mangosteen
• Mamey Sapote
• Medlar
• Miracle Fruit
• Mountain Soursop
• Macadamia Nut
• Mammea Americana
• Mayapple

Fruits Starting with N

• Nance
• Naranjilla
• Naseberry
• Nectarine
• Noni
• Natal Plum
• Nungu
• Nypa Palm Fruit

Fruits Starting with O

• Orange
• Olive
• Ogeechee Lime
• Otaheite Apple
• Osage Orange
• Olive Plum
• Ogeechee Tupelo
• Okari Nut

Fruits Starting with P

• Papaya
• Pineapple
• Pear
• Peach
• Plum
• Pomegranate
• Persimmon
• Passion Fruit
• Pitahaya
• Pawpaw
• Plantain
• Prickly Pear
• Pecan
• Pepino
• Pineberry
• Pindo Palm
• Physalis
• Okari Nut

Fruits Starting with Q

• Quince

Fruits Starting with R

• Raspberry
• Red Currant
• Red Mulberry
• Redbayberry
• Riberry
• Rollinia
• Rambutan
• Rose Apple
• Roselle
• Rose Hip

Fruits Starting with S

• Strawberry
• Star Fruit
• Sapodilla
• Soursop
• Satsuma
• Salak
• Sharon Fruit
• Sugar Apple
• Surinam Cherry
• Sea Buckthorn
• Serviceberry
• Sloe
• Santol
• Strawberry Guava
• Snakeberry

Fruits Starting with T

• Tomato
• Tangerine
• Tamarind
• Tangelo
• Tamarillo
• Tayberry
• Thornberry
• Thompson Seedless Grape
• Thimbleberry
• Toronja
• Tulipwood
• Tropical Apricot
• Tuna
• Terminalia
• Tree Sorrel

Fruits Starting with U

• Ugli Fruit

Fruits Starting with V

• Vanilla Bean
• Velvet Apple
• Velvet Tamarind
• Veld Grape
• Victoria Plum
• Valencia Orange
• Vigna

Fruits Starting with W

• Watermelon
• White Sapote
• Wax Jambu
• Wolfberry
• Wampee
• White Mulberry
• Wild Cucumber
• Winter melon
• Wonderberry
• Wax apple
• Wolfberry
• West Indian cherry
• Wild elderberry
• Wood apple

Fruits Starting with

• Xigua

Fruits Starting with Y

• Yangmei
• Yuzu
• Yellow Passion Fruit
• Yellow Watermelon
• Youngberry
• Yellow plum
• Yellow raspberry
• Yali pear
• Youngberry
• Yangmei
• Yellow mombin
• Yellow fig
• Yellow granadilla

Fruits Starting with Z

• Zucchini
• Zambo
• Zante Currant
• Ziziphus Jujuba
• Zuiki Taro
• Zante currant
• Zebrawood fruit
• Zinfandel grapes
• Zigzag vine fruit
• Zhe fruit
• Zabala fruit
• Zamia fruit
• Zwetschge plum
• Zapote
• Zabola grapes
• Ziziphus mauritiana
• Zostera fruit
• Zedoary fruit

Which fruits are high in potassium?

Bananas: Bananas are a well-known source of potassium and are easily accessible and widely consumed.

Oranges: Oranges and other citrus fruits like grapefruits and tangerines are also good sources of potassium.

Avocado: Avocado is a creamy fruit that contains a high amount of potassium.

Cantaloupe: Cantaloupe, also known as muskmelon, is a sweet and juicy fruit rich in potassium.

Honeydew Melon: Another type of melon, honeydew, is also high in potassium.

Kiwifruit: Kiwifruit is a small, green fruit with a vibrant flavor and significant potassium content.

Papaya: Papaya is a tropical fruit that provides a good amount of potassium.

Mango: Mangoes are delicious tropical fruits that are also a source of potassium.

Apricots: Apricots, whether fresh or dried, are a potassium-rich option.

Pomegranate: Pomegranate seeds or juice are excellent sources of potassium.