1. Fruit Presentation MALAYSIA By Ethan Shelton 2013

2. Malaysia

3. Climate and where this fruit is from
 Malaysia weather benefits from a tropical climate with high temperatures and high humidty  Star Fruit is a juicy tropical fruit grown in Thailand and throughout Southeast Asia, Australia, South America, but also in Hawaii and Florida, 

4. Prickly Pear
 These vibrant magenta color fruits are delicious, and they taste like a cross between watermelon and pear  Also called nopales, this fruit is promoted for treating diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity and hangovers. It is also touted for its antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties.

5. Star Fruit
Bright yellow with tinges of light green they might have some dark brown along the five ridges this is normal, The flesh should still be quite firm to the touch.
The flavor is light more like a perfume than a solid taste. They’re juicy, citrusy with a slightly tangy aftertaste. The texture is like less crunchy celery, if celery didn’t have strings
vitamin C! Star fruit is an excellent source of this essential antioxidant, providing 60 percent of your Daily Value in one large raw fruit (140 grams)
 star fruit is also a good source of dietary fiber, which means that eating it may help speed digestion.

6. Dragon Fruit
 rich Is in vitamin C, containing 9mg per serving that is equivalent to 10 percent of the daily value.  sweet, with a Flavor that's like a cross between kiwi and pear .  Dragon fruit is a beautiful fruit grown in Southeast Asia, Mexico, Central and South America, and Israel. The plant is actually a type of cactus, and the fruit comes in 3 colors  low in calories and offers numerous nutrients, including Vitamin C, phosphorus, calcium, plus fiber and antioxidants.

7. Soursop
This fruit contains abundant vitamin C and several B vitamins such as thiamin, riboflavin and niacin, along with calcium, phosphorus and a small amount of iron  Soursop is a large, spiny, green tropical fruit with a sweet flesh that is the basis for several beverages, ice creams and other sweet foods.

8. Works Cited www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/how_to_cut_a_mango/‎
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durian