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Trabzon persimmon (Diospyros kaki) is a fruit species adapted to subtropical and warm temperate climates. Native to China, this species gradually spread to Japan and from there to other East Asian countries. Today, it is most intensively cultivated in China, Japan, Brazil, Korea, and Italy, with production also occurring in Israel, the United States, New Zealand, Australia, Spain, Georgia, Egypt, Türkiye, Iran, and Chile. In Türkiye, the Trabzon date which is primarily grown in the Mediterranean

The Trabzon persimmon is a fruit commonly grown in Türkiye’s Black Sea Region, known for its sweet, fleshy and juicy flesh. This fruit belongs to the genus Diospyros and is widely cultivated especially in Trabzon and its surrounding areas. Origin The Trabzon persimmon, scientifically known as Diospyros kaki, is an Asian-origin fruit that was first cultivated in China. Over time, it spread to other Asian countries such as Japan and Korea. In Türkiye, it is widely grown especially in the Black Sea