Taify pomegranate: a local cultivar grown in the Taif governorate of Saudi Arabia, esteemed for its adaptability to local climate conditions and its significance in regional agriculture.
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Taify pomegranate: a local cultivar grown in the Taif governorate of Saudi Arabia, esteemed for its adaptability to local climate conditions and its significance in regional agriculture.
Kandahari pomegranate: a cultivar originally from Kandahar, Afghanistan, grown in Baluchistan and north-western Pakistan for its large, deep red, mostly acid-sweet fruits.
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Approved version OWNER-REVIEW-20261107T090804014 · last approved 7 November 2026
Flora of China describes pomegranate as a shrub or small tree 2–3 metres tall, while Flora of Pakistan gives a range of 1.5–5 metres. Flora of China describes branchlets often ending in spines, bright red-orange or white petals, and a globose leathery fruit 5–12 cm across, red to yellow-green and crowned by persistent sepals. The seeds have juicy fleshy coats that are ruby-red, pink or yellowish-white.
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