Definition: Loquat is a tree native to Korea, Japan, and some regions of China, commonly known as "red fruit" due to its color. It's an evergreen shrub with broad leaves, small berries that resemble large grapes or peaches, and a spiny branch. The red berries can be edible in certain cultures, including Japan, Korea, and South Vietnam where they're sometimes eaten raw or cooked.
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