Is a grape a fruit

Answer 1

Yes. A grape is a berry, in fact it's considered one of the few "true" berries! This is because a berry is anything in which the ovary is completely fleshy and juicy(like the inside of a grape) and the outer covering may be soft, leathery or somewhat hard.

Disregard what the last person said, they must have misunderstood the botanical guides meaning about what makes up a berry. They were correct about the classification requirements, just incorrect about the placement of grape in the classifications. It is indeed a berry.

Answer 2

Grapes are berries whether you "consider" them berries or not. Botanically, a berry is a fleshy fruit produced from a single ovary. Grapes are therefore berries. So are tomatoes, avocados, bananas and watermelons.

Blackberries and raspberries are not berries, botanically speaking; they're aggregate fruits. The strawberry is an accessory fruit.

Answer 3

Grapes are one of the "true" berries. Check the classification requirements and you'll find that grapes are listed as an example of a berry.

Answer 4

Grapes are one of the "true" berries. Check the classification requirements and you'll find that grapes are listed as an example of a berry.

Answer 5

It is a fruit.

Answer 6

A grape is a fruit.

Answer 7

Grapes are fruit.

Answer 8

A grape is usually known to be a fruit.