Fruits That Start with M

Explore 48 verified fruits starting with M, from Mango, Melon, Mulberry, Myrtle, Monstera, Muskmelon and Mora. Select any entry from these edible fruits, berries, and citrus varieties below to view definitions and photos, or browse our main fruits directory.

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mango
mandarin
mastic
mangosteen
marionberry
makrut
mahonia
maypop
mamey
mayapple
maqui
marula
maranon
mabolo
maprang
mayhaw
marang
mamoncillo
maclura
macambo
matoa
mangaba
matisia
marmelo
melon
medlar
melicoccus
mirabelle
mikan
minneola
midyim
monica
monstera
mora
montmorency
monkfruit
morinda
mombin
mulberry
muscat
muskmelon
muscadine
musa
muscatel
murcott
muntingia
myrtle
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