More Osai Ronto Berries

Additional berries from Osai and Ronto, can you guess what their real-world counterparts are? As before, descriptions are left to right, the big one in the back is last.

Luchek berry (The pokemon's move has priority if the turn starts on Grassy Terrain)

This berry is equally sweet and sour when eaten raw. While it can be cooked to bring out its sweetness further, most people just pop these right into their mouths as they hike.

Rinjupe berry (The pokemon's move has priority if the turn starts in Strong Sunlight)

A berry with a sour and somewhat spicy flavour. They add an air of depth and sophistication to any dish.

Eta berry (The pokemon's move has priority if the turn starts in Snow)

Although these berries look sweet they actually have a refreshing cool flavour similar to mint. They can be somewhat difficult to cook with because of this.

Posa berry (The pokemon's move has priority if the turn starts in Rain)

A strange berry that has little taste on its own. It can be crushed to produce an edible foam that people flavour with other berries to make "wilderness icecream".

Nehoy berry (The pokemon's move has priority if the turn starts on Weird Terrain)

A long berry with a sweet outer part and a very sour inner part. They seem to be related to Belue berries common in Sinnoh, and have similar uses.

Airoan berry (The pokemon's move has priority if the turn starts on Electric Terrain)

A tart, sour berry that develops sweetness only after it has fully ripened. Although very healthy and easy to find, it will stain your tongue black if you eat too many.

Wappaw berry (The pokemon's move has priority if the turn starts on Misty Terrain)

A very large berry beloved for its sweet taste without a hint of sourness or bitterness. Although the rind makes it look like a large bean, the inside is delightfully creamy.