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What is the function of the balsam fruit?

It is to grow to let people to eat it and it's seed will develop into another plant.


Is balsam fruit rough or smooth?

balsum fruit is rough


What is a balsam pear?

A balsam pear is another name for a bitter melon, a vine, Latin name Momordica, which produces a bitter, edible fruit, or the fruit produced by this vine.


Does balsam plant's fruit edible?

no, i think it is inedible ...........................................................


Does the balsam fruit have one seed?

No,they have many seeds


Is a ampalaya a fruit or vegetable?

Bitter Melon or Bitter Gourd or Balsam Apple or Amargoso it is all the same. (:


Can you eat balsam poplar's fruit?

"Fruit" does not necessarily mean something like apples and cherries. In the case of the balsam poplar (Populus balsamifera) the fruit is a thin capsule covering for the seed, so is no flesh, but there is a cottony mass so that the seed can be more easily dispersed by the wind.


How does a balsam fruit disperse its seeds?

Ripe balsam seeds are spring loaded, and are dispersed by being flung out of the seed pods when a passing animal or human brushes against the pods.


Is a balsam plant fruit dispersed by animals if not then what is it dispersed by?

it is dispersed by animal waste It is dispersed by exploxion


What is the main function of a fruit?

The main function of a fruit is yo moma :P


Is there a fruit that explodes?

Some fruit like balsam and rubber fruit explodes.when they explodes, all the seeds came rushing out.


What is the birth name of Alan Balsam?

Alan Balsam's birth name is Alan Howard Balsam.

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