Solanum Quitoense (Noun)
Meaning
Small perennial shrub cultivated in uplands of South America for its edible bright orange fruits resembling tomatoes or oranges.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Solanum quitoense is commonly grown in Andean regions for its flavorful and nutritious fruits that resemble small oranges.
- The naranjilla or Solanum quitoense is an attractive perennial shrub widely cultivated in South America for its edible and vibrant orange fruits.
- Growing Solanum quitoense in pots allows gardeners to bring this South American native into any climate, given proper protection and care.
- Solanum quitoense fruits can be eaten raw, used in jams, or as a flavoring for beverages in the Andean region.
- Due to its vibrant color and flavor, Solanum quitoense is commonly marketed as an exotic and nutritious fruit in international supermarkets.