Learning plant and tree names in Igbo language will make you appreciate many different natures of plants and trees that bring in or bears fruits that we eat. And plants or trees may not necessarily only grow in Igbo land but elsewhere around the world.
Apple tree = osisi achicha
Banana tree = osisi ọgede
Apricot tree = osisi achicha
Blackberry tree = osisi mkpuruojii.
Calabash tree = osisi uba; ụgba
Cashew tree = osisi kashụ
Cassava plantation = ebe ana ako ji akpu
Cherry plant = ọ bere osisi cherị
Cocoa tree = osisi koko
Coconut tree = osisi aki bekee
Corn; maize plant = ọ bere osisi oka
Grapefruit tree = osisi oroma ịlụ
Guava plant = ọ bere osisi gwova
Lemon tree = osisi oroma na gbakasi onu
Lime tree = osisi oroma ịlụ ịlụ
Okra = ọ bere osisi ọkwọrọ; okorọ; ọkọrọ
Orange tree = osisi oroma
Palm tree = osisi nkwụ
Papaya; pawpaw tree = osisi pọpọ
Papaya; pawpaw tree = osisi pọpọ
Dug up from peanut plantation = ebe ana ako ahu; ahu ekere; granọt
Pineapple plantation = ebe ano akpu akwụ-olu; nkwuaba; nkwu jbu
Plantain tree = osisi ojoko; osisi ọgede ojoko
Raspberry tree = osisi rọsbịrị