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This document describes and provides examples of different types of fruits, including indehiscent fruits like achenes, samaras, caryopses, and nuts. Dehiscent fruits like follicles, legumes, and capsules open at maturity to release seeds. Fleshy fruits include drupes, berries, false berries, hesperidiums, and pomes. Aggregate fruits are composed of ovaries from one flower like raspberries and strawberries. Multiple fruits are composed of ovaries from several flowers, with pineapples given as an example. A variety of fruit types and examples are outlined to classify fruits based on their structure and seed dispersal mechanisms.
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There are several types of fruits, including indehiscent, dehiscent, fleshy, and aggregate/multiple fruits. Indehiscent fruits do not split open at maturity and include achenes, samaras, caryopses, and nuts. Dehiscent fruits open at maturity to release seeds and include follicles, legumes, and capsules. Fleshy fruits are generally moist and edible, consisting of drupes, berries, false berries, hesperidiums, and pomes. Aggregate fruits are composed of ovaries from one flower, like raspberries and strawberries, while multiple fruits are composed of ovaries from several flowers, such as pineapples.
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This document defines and describes different types of fruits. It begins by explaining that a fruit develops from the ovary of a flower and protects the seeds as they develop. There are three layers that make up the pericarp of a fruit: exocarp, mesocarp, and endocarp. Fruits are classified as simple, aggregate, or multiple. Simple fruits develop from a single ovary, aggregate from separate ovaries of one flower, and multiple from ovaries of several flowers. Fleshy fruits include berries, drupes, hesperidiums, and pomes. Dry fruits can be dehiscent like follicles, legumes, and capsules, or indehiscent like achenes,
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- 3. Indehiscent Fruits ◼Dry fruits which do not split along definite lines to release seeds at maturity.
- 5. Achene ◼Seed coat not fused with ovary wall.
- 7. Samara ◼Ovary wall forms a winglike structure. ◼Dry; frequently used for seed dispersal by wind.
- 9. Caryopsis (grain) ◼Seed coat fused with ovary wall.
- 11. Nut ◼Ovary wall is tough and woody.
- 12. Nut: acorn
- 13. Dehiscent fruits ◼Fruits which open at maturity to shed their seeds.
- 15. Follicle ◼Fruit splits open along ONE seam.
- 17. Legume ◼Fruit splits open along TWO seams.
- 18. Legume: bean
- 19. Capsule ◼Fruit opens by various means, usually along more than two seams.
- 20. Capsule: lily
- 21. Fleshy Fruits ◼Fruit is generally moist and often edible.
- 22. Examples: ◼ Drupe ◼ Berry ◼ False Berry ◼ Hesperidium ◼ Pome
- 23. Drupe ◼Fruit is fleshy all the way out to the covering. ◼Woody interior covering. The seed is covered by a very hard cover. Sometimes these are called stone fruits.
- 24. Drupe: plum, peach, almond, cherry
- 25. Berry ◼Fruit is fleshy all the way out to the covering, which is usually thin. ◼Interior seeds are NOT covered by a hard coat.
- 27. Banana flower
- 28. Pepo ◼Looks like a berry, but often has a harder outer coat. Seeds are clustered in the middle rather than throughout the fruit.
- 29. Pepo: cucumber, squash, pumpkin, cantaloupe
- 30. Hesperidium (not on your key) ◼Outer soft rind which is white on the inside. ◼Citrus Fruits belong here.
- 32. Pome ◼Fruit is fleshy out to the covering. ◼A few seeds are inside a core which is not eaten because it has a leathery interior coating.
- 34. Aggregate Fruits ◼ Fruit composed of mature ovaries from separate pistils of one flower ◼ Example: raspberry, strawberry
- 36. Multiple Fruits ◼ Fruit composed of mature ovaries from several flowers. ◼ Example: pineapple