pink fruit

pink fruit

pink fruit Photo or Clipart List

Here is a list of fruits by color from "Kagiken WEB: Fruits of trees and grasses" (Sorry, this is only available in Japanese).

The fruits were collected if either the rind, pulp, or seeds were pink fruit. Click on each image to see more details.
Currently, there are 17 species as follows

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Hypericum androsaemum 'Mystic Flare'

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Coriaria

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Glehnia

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Callicarpa dichotoma

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Euonymus hamiltonianus

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Aleutian avens

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Acer aidzuense

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Glehnia

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