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What are some examples of drupes and how do they differ from other types of fruit?
Drupes are fruits with a hard pit or stone inside, such as peaches, plums, and cherries. They differ from other fruits like berries or pomes because of their unique seed structure.
Are blackberries drupes?
They are collections of drupes
What are drupes in culinary?
We have no term " drupes " in American English. Sorry.
Are apples drupes fruit?
No. They are pomes.
What are fleshly fruits?
Drupes, Berries, and Promes.
What are small drupes of aggregate fruit like raspberries?
A Grape Vine?
What are the name of the berries on mistletoe?
The fruits (drupes) don't have a name.
What are some fruits ending in es?
Some fruits that end in "es" include grapes, cherries, and oranges. These fruits are classified as drupes, berries, and hesperidia, respectively, based on their botanical characteristics. Grapes are a type of berry, cherries are classified as drupes, and oranges are considered hesperidia due to their thick, leathery rinds.
In botany the small fleshy sections or drupes making up a fruit such as a blackberry?
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What are the six fruits family?
the six fruit families are the fruits denerations and stuff
What type of berry grows on a tree?
The type of berry that grows on a tree is called a "drupes."
What are the differences between drupes and nuts in terms of their botanical classification and nutritional properties?
Drupes and nuts are both types of fruits, but they differ in their botanical classification and nutritional properties. Drupes are fruits with a single seed enclosed in a hard shell surrounded by a fleshy outer layer, while nuts are fruits with a hard outer shell that encloses a single seed. Nutritionally, drupes are typically higher in sugar content and lower in fat compared to nuts, which are higher in healthy fats and protein. Nuts also tend to have more fiber and essential nutrients like vitamins and minerals.
