Called 'seeded apple' (or Punica granatum in Latin), the pomegranate spread east and west through the hot, dry regions of India, Asia Minor and the Mediterranean Coast and was introduced to the Americas by Spanish traders.
U tshi khou vhidziwa seeded apple (kana Punica granatum nga tshi Latin), mbeu ya hone ya thoma u phadalala i tshi ya dubo lwa east na west i tshi khou fhira nga hune ha fhisa vhukuma ha India, Asia Minor na Mediterranean.