Vine peach is passion flower.

Passionflower (scientific name: Passiflora caerulea? L.), a perennial evergreen climbing woody vine, is an aromatic and tasty fruit, and has the reputation of "the king of juice It is a perennial evergreen climbing woody vine, an aromatic and delicious fruit, known as the "king of juices". Also known as the suffering fruit, Brazil fruit, vine peach, passion fruit, turn heart lotus, western bow, turn branch lotus, foreign acid eggplant flower, timothy grass.

Passion flower stems cylindrical and slightly angular, glabrous; leaves papery, base cordate, palmately 5-parted, middle lobe ovate-oblong, lateral lobes slightly smaller, glabrous, entire; cymes degenerate with only 1 flower remaining, opposite the tendrils, flowers large, light green; berries ovoid to subglobose, ripe orange-yellow or yellow; seeds numerous, obcordate, ca. 5 mm. Fl. May-July.

It has been determined that passion fruit contains more than 135 kinds of aromatic substances, the most suitable for processing into juice, or with other fruits (such as mango, pineapple, guava, citrus oranges and apples, etc.) processed into a mixture of juices, which can significantly improve the taste and flavor of the juice of these fruits; it can be made into an ice cream or other food additives in order to enhance the flavor and improve the quality of the food.

Native to Brazil, it was later planted in South America, South Africa, Southeast Asian countries, Australia and various regions of the South Pacific.