A fruit tree is a type of tree that produces edible fruits. These trees belong to various species and can be found in many climates around the world. Common examples include apple trees, orange trees, and cherry trees. Fruit trees typically require specific conditions, such as sunlight, water, and proper soil, to thrive and produce fruit. Fruit trees are important for both ecological and economic reasons. They provide food for humans and wildlife, contribute to biodiversity, and can enhance landscapes. Additionally, many fruit trees are cultivated in orchards, where they are grown commercially for their fruits, supporting local economies and agriculture.