Across
- 2. Used to be carried around by explorers to stay hydrated as they are 92% water
- 4. Trees can produce an enzyme that prevents this fruit from maturing fully while on the tree
- 6. These fruit trees are grown on every continent except Antarctica
- 9. Plants only produce one of these fruits per year
- 11. Other names for this fruit include lawers, thimbleberries, dewberries, and brambleberries
- 14. This fruits national month takes place in August
- 15. These fruits were used medicinally during the 15th and 16th centuries
- 16. The people of Troy were the first to note an appreciation for this fruit
- 17. When found it was named the "forbidden fruit"
Down
- 1. People who have an allergy to latex are more likely to be allergic to this fruit
- 3. A hybrid fruit between a sour orange and a citron
- 5. The peel of this fruit contains essential oils used in aromatherapy, cleaning products, and cooking
- 7. This fruit was selected as the 2nd best cure for scurvy in the 19th century
- 8. Most of these fruits are sold in stores due to their resistance to a fungal disease
- 10. California produces about 95% of these fruits in the U.S.
- 12. Canada's most exported fruit
- 13. The seeds of this fruit are on the outside making it a "false fruit"
- 14. the Chinese considered this fruit to be a symbol of immortality