You're going to need to be more specific because the places that fruits grow can have different names. Apples grow in orchards, but grapes grow in vineyards. The answer depends on the fruit.
Yes, corn is a fruit because kernels are seeds, therefore corn is a fruit.
Corn. Corn has 10 and fruit flies have 4.
No, a corn is not a fruit. Corn is a type of grain that grows on a plant in the grass family.
because corn is a delectible fruit. most people know it is as a vegtible and not a fruit. if that helps.
Corn is a vegetable.
No, corn on the cob is not considered a fruit. It is classified as a vegetable.
Corn is a fruit. I know it seems weird, but if you think of each kernel of corn as 'fruit' on the cob it is a little easier to conceptualize. In botany lingo corn is caryopsis, which means it's a fruit with a single seed.
A "corn field".
Corn is both a fruit and vegtable , just like a watermelon.
a tomato is a fruit and corn is a grain.
Corn is considered a vegetable, specifically a grain vegetable, rather than a fruit.
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