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|''Mangifera indica''
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|Mangoes are not only Pakistan’s national fruit, they are also part of Pakistani culture. Mangoes are the most delicious fruit of summer season which is liked by all. It is the second major fruit-crop of Pakistan with high international value. It is more popularly called “the King of all Fruits” because of its delicious taste, fragrance and high dietetic value. Mangoes are labelled as the “super fruit” in the fruit world.<ref name="nationalsymbol">{{Cite web|url=http://www.nationalheritage.gov.pk/nationalsymbols.html|title=National Symbols of Pakistan|publisher=Government of Pakistan|accessdate=2013-08-23|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130827084404/http://nationalheritage.gov.pk/nationalsymbols.html|archivedate=2013-08-27}}</ref>
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|グァバ ''(冬の国果)''
|''Psidium'' spp
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|Many of you may have tasted this mouth-watering treat, Guavas are very common in Asian countries, but is increasingly available in the western world, particularly as more of its health benefits are revealed. It is a somewhat round or pear-shaped seasonal fruit, and is light green, yellow, or maroon in colour on the outside when it is ripe. Guava also has white or maroon flesh and many small hard seeds enveloped in a soft, sweet pulp. It is eaten raw (ripe or semi-ripe) or in the form of jams and jellies. This popular fruit is a powerhouse of nutrients. In [[パキスタン|Pakistan]], it is grown in all the provinces over an area of 58.5 thousand hectares with production of 468.3 thousand tones and the second-largest fruit produced after the mango, therefore designated it as the secondary national populous fruit of the country respectively.
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