Fruits That Start With S [Full List]

99 Fruits That Start With S at a glance

It turned out that there are many fruits that have names starting with S. In total, we found 99 fruits that begins with letter S. Here are the fruits that begin with S.

1. Sageretia (also known as Sageretia theezans)
2. Saguaro fruit (also known as Carnegiea gigantea)
3. Salacca affinis (also known as Red salak)
4. Salak (also known as Salacca zalacca)
5. Sambucus canadensis (also known as American black elderberry)
6. Sambucus nigra (also known as Elderberry)
7. Sambucus pubens (also known as American red elderberry)
8. Sandoricum koetjape (also known as Santol)
9. Santalum acuminatum (also known as Desert quandong)
10. Sapindus (also known as Soapberry)
11. Saskatoon (also known as Amelanchier alnifolia)
12. Satsuma
13. Saw palmetto fruit (also known as Serenoa repens)
14. Sclerocarya birrea (also known as Marula)
15. Sea coconut (also known as Lodoicea maldivica)
16. Shangjuan (also known as Citrus cavaleriei × citrus)
17. Shepherdia argentea (also known as Silver buffaloberry)
18. Shine Muscat or Vitis Vinifera
19. Shipova (also known as × Sorbopyrus irregularis)
20. Sicana odorifera (also known as Cassabanana)
21. Siraitia grosvenorii (also known as Luóhàn guǒ)
22. Sloe or Hawthorn Berry
23. Small-leaved myrtle berry (also known as Archirhodomyrtus beckleri)
24. Smooth davidson’s plum (also known as Davidsonia johnsonii)
25. Solanum americanum (also known as Glossy nightshade)
26. Solanum dulcamara (also known as Poisonberry)
27. Solanum mammosum (also known as Fox head)
28. Solanum muricatum (also known as Pepino)
29. Solanum pseudocapsicum (also known as Winter cherry)
30. Solanum quitoense (also known as Naranjilla)
31. Solanum viarum (also known as Tropical soda apple)
32. Soncoya (also known as Annona purpurea)
33. Sorb (also known as Sorbus domestica)
34. Sorbus aucuparia (also known as Rowan)
35. Soursop (also known as Annona muricata)
36. Spondias dulcis (also known as Ambarella)
37. Spondias mombin (also known as Yellow mombin)
38. Spondias purpurea (also known as Jocote)
39. Sprite melon (also known as Cucumis melo ‘Sprite Melon’)
40. Squash
41. Stelechocarpus burahol (also known as Burahol)
42. Strawberry (also known as Fragaria × ananassa)
43. Strawberry tree fruit (also known as Arbutus unedo)
44. Strychnos nux-vomica (also known as Strychnine tree)
45. Strychnos spinosa (also known as Natal orange)
46. Sudachi (also known as Citrus sudachi)
47. Sugar-apple (also known as Annona squamosa)
48. Suicide tree fruit (also known as Cerbera odollam)
49. Swartbas (also known as Diospyros whyteana)
50. Sweet apple-berry (also known as Billardiera cymosa)
51. Symphoricarpos (also known as Snowberry)
52. Synsepalum dulcificum (also known as Miracle fruit)
53. Syringa berrytree (also known as Melia azedarach)
54. Syzygium aqueum (also known as Watery rose apple)
55. Syzygium australe (also known as Brush cherry)
56. Syzygium cumini (also known as Jambolan)
57. Syzygium fibrosum (also known as Fibrous satinash)
58. Syzygium jambos (also known as Malabar plum)
59. Syzygium luehmannii (also known as Riberry)
60. Syzygium malaccense (also known as Malay rose apple)
61. Syzygium samarangense (also known as Wax apple)
62. Syzygium suborbiculare (also known as Red bush apple)
63. Salal (also known as Gaultheria shallon)
64. Salmonberry (also known as Rubus spectabilis)
65. Sandbog death camas (also known as Zigadenus glaberrimus)
66. Sandpaper fig (also known as Ficus coronata)
67. Sansapote (also known as Licania platypus)
68. Santa Claus melon (also known as Cucumis melo var. inodorus ‘Santa Claus Melon’)
69. Sapodilla (also known as Manilkara zapota)
70. Satsuma mandarin (also known as Citrus unshiu)
71. Sausage tree (also known as Kigelia africana)
72. Savannah cherry (also known as Eugenia calycina)
73. Scarlet firethorn (also known as Pyracantha coccinea)
74. Sea buckthorn (also known as Hippophae rhamnoides)
75. Sea grape (also known as Coccoloba uvifera)
76. Sea mango (also known as Cerbera manghas)
77. Shoebutton ardisia (also known as Ardisia elliptica)
78. Shonan gold (also known as Citrus flaviculpus × citrus unshiu)
79. Silverbell (also known as Halesia)
80. Sloe (also known as Prunus spinosa)
81. Small-leaved fuchsia (also known as Fuchsia microphylla)
82. Small-leaved tamarind (also known as Diploglottis campbellii)
83. Solanum betaceum (also known as Tamarillo)
84. Solomon’s plume (also known as Maianthemum racemosum)
85. Sour fig (also known as Carpobrotus edulis)
86. South American sapote (also known as Quararibea cordata)
87. Southern crabapple (also known as Malus angustifolia)
88. Spanish cherry (also known as Mimusops elengi)
89. Spanish lime (also known as Melicoccus bijugatus)
90. Spanish tamarind (also known as Vangueria madagascariensis)
91. Sponge gourd (also known as Luffa aegyptiaca)
92. Staghorn sumac (also known as Rhus typhina)
93. Star apple
94. Star fruit (also known as Averrhoa carambola)
95. Strangler fig (also known as Ficus aurea)
96. Surinam cherry
97. Sweet granadilla (also known as Passiflora ligularis)
98. Sweet limetta (also known as Citrus limetta)
99. Sycamore fig (also known as Ficus sycomorus)

More on Fruits Starting With S

Sageretia

Sageretia has a scientific name of Sageretia theezans. This fruit belongs to the drupe family and can be found in South and East Asia as well as Northeast Africa. The fruit is small and edible.

Salak

Salak has a scientific name of Salacca zalacca. This belongs to the Arecaceae palm family. It is grown as a food crop in Indonesia.

Sambucus Canadensis

Sambucus canadensis is commonly known as American black elderberry. Other names include Canada elderberry and common elderberry. This elderberry species belongs to the Adoxaceae family and is found in North America in the area between the Rocky Mountains and Bolivia. Only the berries (without the seeds) are edible after cooking and is used to make syrups, jams and jellies.

Sambucus Nigra

Sambucus nigra is commonly known as Elderberry. This is another elderberry species found in North America and Europe. It is also known as elder, elderberry, European elder, black elder, European elderberry or European black elderberry. The uses of these berries include making jam, jellies, soups and wine.

Sandoricum Koetjape

Sandoricum koetjape is commonly known as Santol. It is also called sentul and cotton fruit. It is found in the tropical regions in Southeast Asia. Besides eating the fruit raw, its other uses include making candies and marmalade.

Santalum Acuminatum

Santalum acuminatum is commonly known as Desert quandong. It is also known as the quandong and native peach. This species belong to the sandalwood family and can be found in Australia. Uses of this fruits include exotic flavouring, bush food, making pie fillings and fruit juices.

Sapindus

Sapindus is commonly known as Soapberry. It is also called the soapnuts. This fruit is inedible. Sapindus belongs to the Sapindaceae family. Although not edible, the fruit pulp has a use in making soaps.

Saskatoon

Saskatoon has a scientific name of Amelanchier alnifolia. Its other names include Pacific serviceberry, alder-leaf shadbush, western serviceberry, dwarf shadbush, western juneberry, pigeon berry and chuckley pear. This can be found in North America in Alaska, west Canda and western and north-central regions in the US. The fruits taste sweet and nutty. It can be consumed raw. Its use include making pemmican, pie, jam, wines, beers, cider, cereals, and snack foods

Sclerocarya Birrea

Sclerocarya birrea is commonly known as Marula. Its other names include cat thorn, jelly plum, morula, marula, cider tree, maroola nut/plum, and maroela. The fruit is used to for making marula beer, oils and purees.

Sea Coconut

Sea coconut has a scientific name of Lodoicea maldivica. Its other names include sea coconut, double coconut, love nut, Seychelles nut and coco fesse. This belongs to the palm family and can be found in Seychelles. The fruit takes 6 to 7 years to reach maturity. It is being used in medicine and as a soup flavor enhancer in South Chinese cuisines.

Shangjuan

Shangjuan has a scientific name of Citrus cavaleriei × citrus.It is also known as Ichang lemon and Ichang pomelo. This fruit is found in East Asia and is cold-hardy and citrus. It resembles a grape fruit and is pale yellow or green in color. These fruits are edible and have a nice strong smell.

Shipova

Shipova has a scientific name of × Sorbopyrus irregularis. The fruit is a type of pome, measuring 2.5 to 3 cm long. The fruit is edible and tastes sweet. The flesh is yellow in color.

Sicana Odorifera

Sicana odorifera is commonly known as Cassabanana. Its other names include cassabanana, casbanan, sikana, musk cucumber and puttigel. This fruit originates from tropical regions in South America. The fruit is large in size, measuring up to 60 cm in length. It tastes sweet and is aromatic. Beside eating it raw, it is used in cuisines and making preserves.

Siraitia Grosvenorii

Siraitia grosvenorii is commonly known as Luóhàn guǒ. It is also called monkfruit. This fruit belongs to the Cucurbitaceae gourd family and is found in northern Thailand and southern china. The fruit is mainly used as an extract sweetener in drinks and Chinese medicines. The extract is low calorie and is much sweeter than sucrose.

Solanum Americanum

Solanum americanum is commonly known as Glossy nightshade. Other names include American black nightshade and small-flowered nightshade. This fruit is inedible. Solanum americanum belongs to the Solanaceae family and is found in tropics and subtropical regions Australia, Americas, Melanesia and New Guinea.

Solanum Dulcamara

Solanum dulcamara is commonly known as Poisonberry. Other names include bittersweet, bitter nightshade, bittersweet nightshade, Amara Dulcis, blue bindweed, climbing nightshade, felonwood, fellenwort, poisonflower, snakeberry, scarlet berry, trailing bittersweet, violet bloom, trailing nightshade and woody nightshade. This fruit is inedible. Solanum dulcamara belongs to the Solanaceae family.

Solanum Mammosum

Solanum mammosum is commonly known as Fox head. Its other names include cow’s udder, nipplefruit, and apple of Sodom. This fruit is poisonous . Solanum mammosum belongs to the Solanaceae family and is found in South America.

Solanum Muricatum

Solanum muricatum is commonly known as Pepino. It is also known as sweet cucumber, pepino melon, melon pear, tree melon and pepino dulce. This fruit originates from South America and is grown to be consumed as a fruit. It looks like a melon and has a taste somewhat like a honeydew and cucumber. This fruit is common in Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Kenya and Columbia.

Solanum Pseudocapsicum

Solanum pseudocapsicum is commonly known as Winter cherry. Its other names include Jerusalem cherry and Madeira winter cherry. This fruit is inedible and is mildly poisonous. Winter cherry belong to the Solanaceae family. This is a nightshade plant that is grown as decorative house plants.

Solanum Viarum

Solanum viarum is commonly known as Tropical soda apple. This fruit is inedible. Tropical soda apple belongs to the Solanaceae family and can be found in Brazil and Argentina. The fruits looks like a water melon but is much smaller at about the size of a pingpong ball.

Spondias Mombin

Spondias mombin is commonly known as Yellow mombin. It is also known as hog plum. The Yellow mombin plant belongs to the Anacardiaceae family and originated from tropical Americas.

Sprite Melon

Sprite melon has a scientific name of Cucumis melo ‘Sprite Melon’. The sprite melon comes from Japan. It is a type of melon just like honeydew. This fruit is being grown as a specialty crop in North Carolina since late 90s and has since been getting popular. The fruit is round and taste sweet and juicy. Beside eating it raw, it is also used in making desserts.

Strawberry

Strawberry has a scientific name of Fragaria × ananassa. It is also known as garden strawberry. The fruit is bright red in color and tastes sweet and juicy with a distinctive aroma. Besides consuming raw, it is used to make jams, pies, juices, milkshakes, icecreams and chocolates.

Sudachi

Sudachi has a scientific name of Citrus sudachi. This fruit comes from Japan and is a specialty in Tokushima. The green fruit is small and round. It tastes sour and can replace lime as food flavoring.

Symphoricarpos

Symphoricarpos is commonly known as Snowberry. Other names include waxberry, and ghostberry. This fruit is inedible. Symphoricarpos belongs to the Caprifoliaceae family and is found in North and Central America.

Synsepalum Dulcificum

Synsepalum dulcificum is commonly known as Miracle fruit. Its other names include miracle berry, miraculous berry, sweet berry, agbayun, asaa, taami, and ledid. This belongs to the Sapotaceae family and originates from West Africa. The fruits taste mildly sweet. It is best known to make sour foods taste sweet when you consume this fruit first before eating sour foods. This reaction is due to the glycoprotein found in this flesh of the fruit that will bind to your taste buds and turn on the sweet receptors. Due to this property, it is used as a sweetener in food and beverages.

Syzygium Aqueum

Syzygium aqueum is commonly known as Watery rose apple. Its other names include water apple and bell fruit. This is a brush cherry tree species.

Solanum Betaceum

Solanum betaceum is commonly known as Tamarillo. This belongs to the Solanaceae nightshade family. The fruit has the shape of an egg and can be orange or red. Red ones taste sour while orange ones taste sweet. The flesh is similar to that of a tomato but it has more seeds. Their uses include making compotes, hollandaise, chutneys, curries and desserts. Its other names include berenjena and tamamoro, terong Belanda, Dutch eggplant, tree tomato, tomate andino,tomate de árbol, tomate serrano, tomate de yuca, blood fruit, sachatomate and tomate de españa.

Conclusion

That’s all to this post. It has been really fun finding for these names. Hopefully, this list is useful to you too. Feel free to share this list if you find it useful.