Passion Fruit (Passiflora edulis), a perennial evergreen woody vine belonging to the Passiflora family, is native to South America and widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions around the world. The mature fruit of passion fruit has a rich aroma and is rich in nutrients. It is often consumed fresh or squeezed into juice, and is known as the "king of juice". In the United States and European countries, passion fruit leaves are widely used as sedatives; The fruit peel contains high levels of polyphenols, fibers, and trace elements, and is widely used in making wine or tea, cooking dishes, extracting pectin and medicinal components, and processing feed. The seeds are edible and rich in protein and fatty acids. As an important economic crop, passion fruit has enormous development potential and broad application prospects worldwide, whether used for producing fresh...