A mango is classified as a drupe because it has a fleshy outer layer surrounding a hard pit or stone that contains the seed. This structure is characteristic of drupes, which typically have three layers: the exocarp (skin), mesocarp (flesh), and endocarp (hard shell around the seed). Drupes develop from a single ovary and are often sweet and juicy, making mangoes a prime example of this fruit category.
No, a mango is not a berry, it is a drupe, like a cherry or an olive. A drupe is a simple fruit in which the entire ovary is fleshy and juicy and the outer covering may soft, leathery, or somewhat hard.
Mango belongs to the drupe fruit family. A drupe fruit is characterized by having a hard stone or pit in the center that houses the seed, with a fleshy outer layer. Mangoes have a large, flat and oval pit surrounded by sweet, juicy flesh, making them a type of drupe fruit.
no, pumpkin is not a drupe.
No. A drupe is a stone fruit.
YES MANGOS ARE A KIND OF FRUIT LIKE TOMATOE
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Drupe
A drupe is a stone fruit- peaches, apricots, cherries, etc. Succulent means juicy. How about a ripe, juicy peach?
No. A drupe is something fleshy with 1 seed. sometimes things we think are nuts are actually "drupes" in the views of a botanist. example would be an almond, it's thought to be a nut but it's really a drupe
Yes it is. As a drupe is a plant that has fleshy fruit surrounding a stone that covers a seed. This description exactly fits the almond.