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FRUITS THAT START WITH V (WITH IMAGES)

Fruits that start with the letter “V” are quite rare, and there are not many commonly known fruits beginning with this letter. Below is a list of the most recognized fruits starting with “V” and detailed information for each. However, since there aren’t 50 fruits with names starting with “V,” we will provide detailed tables for the available fruits.

1. Velvet Apple

AttributeDetails
Flower NameVelvet Apple Flower
Scientific NameDiospyros blancoi
Nutritional ValueRich in fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants
Common UsesEaten fresh, in fruit salads, and used in desserts
SeasonalityMainly harvested from September to November
Health BenefitsSupports digestion, boosts immune system, and provides antioxidant properties
Interesting FactAlso known as “Mabolo,” its outer skin is covered in fine, velvety hairs, giving it a unique texture.

2. Vanilla Fruit (Vanilla Bean)

AttributeDetails
Flower NameVanilla Orchid Flower
Scientific NameVanilla planifolia
Nutritional ValueContains small amounts of calcium, magnesium, and potassium; rich in antioxidants
Common UsesFlavoring for desserts, beverages, and perfumes
SeasonalityHarvested throughout the year in tropical climates
Health BenefitsMay reduce inflammation, help with digestion, and provide antioxidant benefits
Interesting FactVanilla is the second most expensive spice in the world after saffron.

3. Velvet Tamarind

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AttributeDetails
Flower NameVelvet Tamarind Flower
Scientific NameDialium guineense
Nutritional ValueRich in carbohydrates, vitamins C and B, and minerals like calcium and iron
Common UsesConsumed fresh, in snacks, and used in beverages
SeasonalityTypically harvested from January to April
Health BenefitsPromotes digestion, boosts immunity, and provides a good source of energy
Interesting FactKnown as “icheku” in Nigeria, the fruit has a sweet and tangy flavor.

4. Voavanga (Spanish Tamarind)

AttributeDetails
Flower NameVoavanga Flower
Scientific NameVangueria madagascariensis
Nutritional ValueContains vitamins C and A, dietary fiber, and minerals
Common UsesEaten fresh, used in jams, and for medicinal purposes
SeasonalityTypically found from October to January
Health BenefitsGood for digestion, provides antioxidants, and supports skin health
Interesting FactNative to Madagascar, it is also known as “voa-vanga” or “vavangue.”

5. Vaccinium (Genus of Berries like Blueberry, Cranberry)

AttributeDetails
Flower NameVaccinium Flower
Scientific NameVaccinium spp.
Nutritional ValueHigh in vitamins C and K, fiber, and antioxidants
Common UsesEaten fresh, in smoothies, baked goods, and juices
SeasonalityVaries depending on species and region
Health BenefitsSupports heart health, improves digestion, and has anti-inflammatory properties
Interesting FactIncludes a wide variety of berries like blueberries and cranberries, known for their health benefits.

6. Vanilla Fruit (Green Vanilla Pod)

AttributeDetails
Flower NameVanilla Orchid Flower
Scientific NameVanilla tahitensis
Nutritional ValueLow in calories; contains traces of vitamins and minerals
Common UsesPrimarily harvested for vanilla extract, flavoring in foods, and perfumes
SeasonalityTypically harvested between November and January in tropical regions
Health BenefitsKnown for its aromatic compounds that have relaxing and anti-anxiety effects
Interesting FactGreen vanilla pods must be carefully dried and cured over several months to develop the characteristic vanilla flavor.
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