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  • A fruit always has seeds of some description inside, for example: tomato, cucumber, and orange. A vegetable usually does not.

  • If it continues to ripen after it is picked, it is a fruit. If it does not continues to ripen after it is picked, it is a vegetable
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In the fifth grade, we did an experiment in class to see what kind of seed dried out first from a multitude of different types of produce. We used many things, like cucumbers and apples. But, the experiment was to see which FRUIT seed dried out first. Therefore, I asked the teacher what the difference between a vegetable and a fruit was. She had said that anything with seeds is technically considered a fruit.

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Fruits have seeds and most of them grow on trees. Vegetables do not have seeds and usually grow on bushes or small plants.

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If there are seeds on the inside tomatoes, cukes and eggplant are fruits.

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