The phrase "alien fruits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe fruits that are foreign or unusual, often in a metaphorical or imaginative context.
Example: "The market was filled with alien fruits that I had never seen before, each one more vibrant and strange than the last."
Alternatives: "exotic fruits" or "foreign fruits".
You are thrust into a world, told to work (here, your work is to harvest glimmer, a currency dropped by aliens), and use the fruits of your labor to improve your equipment.
It makes me feel like an alien, or a unique fruit.
These authors have shown that alien deer and boar consume fruiting fungal bodies in Pinaceae plantations in Argentina and can disperse EM fungal spores up to distances of 12 km.
One may be looking for the exact opposite — foreign bits, something authentically alien, a meal highlighted by strange fruit and animals you can't find at the green market, maybe Pad Thai or Australian finger lime.
After so long online, the experience of being in a real shop was just too weird and tiring – I felt like a Second Lifer who'd accidentally strayed into an alien dimension smelling strongly of synthetic fruit.
These changes have a subsequent positive effect on the interaction with pollinators (which might also be native or alien), and might result in higher fruit and seed set.
Whether native and alien seed dispersers can detect changes in fruit and seed quality due to belowground mutualisms is still unknown, but certainly worth exploring.
You could even say he's become sort of a cautionary fixture in this town, like that homeless guy on the corner who talks to space aliens and throws rotten fruit at passers-by.
The World Bodypainting Festival, this year held from 29 June to 6 July, celebrates the unique art of painting directly on the human body – with models transformed into head-to-toe masterpieces, depicting anything from alien-like appendages to fruit-like faces.
His mind is occupied with these awesome robot-manga-cactus-dinosaur-porn-candy-space-wizard-alien fantasies making those Japanese "Fruit" people seem like uninspired slobs in comparison that he depicts with impressive paper, glue and scissor-skills.
