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'''Pomegranate''' is the edible fruit of the tree ''[[Punica granatum]]''. | '''Pomegranate''' is the edible fruit of the tree ''[[Punica granatum]]''. | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 8 December 2007
Pomegranate is the edible fruit of the tree Punica granatum.
The plant is native to southwest Asia. It can be grown as a tree, shrub, or hedge. It requires a long, hot summer to produce fruit, but is also grown as an ornamental in climates where it cannot fruit. It is usually propagated through cuttings and grafts.
Both the flesh and the numerous seeds of the fruit are edible. Both are eaten raw, mostly on their own, but sometimes in salads.