Yes. By definition a fruit is the mature carpel of an Angiosperm (flowering plant). There are some non-flowering plants with fleshy seed-cones which appear to be fruit (yew-"berries"), but they are not considered true "fruits".
yes
its comes out from the ovary
Bananas are fruit, which means they have come from a flower. They are not actually flowers, however they are what is left after the flower has been pollinated and the fruit left to grow.
All fruit trees flower before they bear fruit. That is, all fruits were first a flower. It is possible to see flowers on a tree that has already produced fruit or even see flowers and fruit on the tree at the same time. However a flower precedes each fruit.
Yes, actually it does. All fruits have to flower before a fruit can form, because a fruit is just a ripened ovary of a flower. I hope that answers your question.
The ovary of the flower develops into a fruit.
All fruit trees have flowers. It is the inner part of the flower, the ovary, that becomes the fruit.
The fruit is the ripened ovary of a flower.
Flowers come first. the flowers form first then the fruit. there is always a 'flower' end to the fruit so you can tell which end the fruit originated.
they are all parts of a flower. Blahooey.
In the ovary, there are ovules. There, when it is fertilized, it becomes a fruit.
Once the flower has been polinated, it eventually turns into a fruit. This happens in the female part of the flower.