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1.  The pumpkin is a squash of the genus Cucurbita, and can refer to one of many species, they all originated in North America.

1. The word pectin derives from the Greek word pektikos, meaning "congealed, curdled".

2. Pectin is a naturally occurring carbohydrate found mostly in the skin and core of fruit, when combined with acid and sugar it forms a gel, the essential process for setting jam.

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1. The latin name for runner beans is Phaseolus coccineus.

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1. The latin name for quince is Solanum lycopersicum, they are closely related to tobacco, potatoes, aubergine and chilli peppers.

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1. The latin name for quince is Cydonia oblonga.

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1. The latin name for the European Raspberry is Rubus idaeus and botanically it belongs to the same family as roses and blackberries.

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1. The  common mango Mangifera indica is commonly cultivated and used for food.

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1. Onion is a term used for many plants in the genus Allium, but usually refers to Allium cepa the garden onion.

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1. A plum or gage is a stone fruit tree in the genus Prunus, subgenus Prunus, most fruit sold as plums is of the subgenus Prunus Domestica.

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1. The latin name for the common Blackberry is Rubus fruticosus, although there are hundreds of micro species.