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Poaceae is
grass fam
Drupe + example
Fleshy fruit with one seed
Cherry
Achene + example
Strawberry
Apples and their extended family (pears and quince) are
Rosacea, Pome, (in order: Central Asia, China, Asia)
Olive is
Oleaceae, drupe, Mediterranean
Solanaceae
Tomato/potato fam
Pome + example
Fruit with core of seeds
Apple
Drupelet + example
Many drupes (one big seed) coming together
Blackberry/raspberry
Plum, peach, cherry, and other stone fruit are
Rosaceae, Drupes (in order: varies (europe), China, Europe/Asia)
Kiwi Fruit is
Acitnidaceae, berry, China and Taiwan
Fabaceae
Legumes/bean fam
Pepo + example
Fleshy fruit with hard outer rind and multiple seeds attached to the rind
Melons
Simple ovary vs. compound ovary
Simple ovary form from fruit like drupes, berries and apples
Compound ovary formed from fruit like tomatoes and oranges
Strawberry, brambles and other aggregate fruits are
Rosaceae, aggregate (in order: Europe, widespread)
Temperate nuts such as hazel nuts, chestnuts
Betulaceae +Castanea, True nuts, Europe + North America
Rosaceae
Rose/apple fam
Hesperidium + example
Fruit with sectioned pulp and rind
lemon
Clusters of small fruits with many overies in a single flower
Stwawbewy, bwackbewy
Berry (not fake liberal berry) such as blueberry, cranberry are
Ericaciae, berry (Both North America)
Not true (liberal bs) nuts such as almonds, pistachio, pecan and walnut
Rosaceae + Anacardiaceae + Junglidaceae, Drupe, Iran+ Asia+ North America+ Asia+ North America
Berry fruit +example
Fleshy with many seeds
Blueberry
Nut
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Multiple fruit
Composite fruits formed by fused ovaries in a single inflorescence (cluster)
Pineapple, fug
Grape is
Vitaceae, berry Europe, Asia
Citrus Fruit
Rutaciae, hesperidium fruit type (modified berry), Originated in Southeast Asia