Clementine
A tomato has seeds or pips inside so it is a fruit All fruits have seeds/pips e.g apple orange even a babanna has seeds in the skin so if it has seeds it is generally a fruit if not the it will be a vetatable. Apart from peppers and chillies This is the general rule
Melon, pomegramet, oranges, apples, pears, strawberries, raspberries. Most fruits have 'pips' or seeds in them, as this is the way fruit trees/bushes reproduce. The flesh that we eat on the fruit, gives a head start to the seeds/pips by either dropping to the ground and the flesh rotting to fuel the seeds or for humans or mostly animals to eat the tasty flesh of the fruit and then disperse the pips/seeds far from the parent plant.
Clementines are a very small and sweet orange without seeds.
Speading seeds. Animals eat the fruits and swallow the seeds / pips / sones. When the defecate, the seeds / pips / stones are passed out, and grow somewhere new.
Yes, clementines can have pips or seeds, but they are usually seedless or have very few seeds.
A raisin is the dried fruit of the grape vine - a dried grape. While the pips in a rasin are probably no longer fertile, the pips in a grape are the seeds from which new grape vines may be grown.
Pips are the seeds of the plant.
Apples are the fruit of the apple tree, in the core of the apple you will find pips, these pips are the seed, not the apple itself.
Yes, lemons can have pips, which are also known as seeds. These pips can be found in the center of the lemon, surrounded by the flesh.
A nut has a hard shell and a fruit is normally soft on the out side with seeds or pips in the middle.
Some fruits, such as peaches, mangoes and avocados contain just one large seed inside a hard stone. Other fruits, such as oranges, lemons, apples, and pears, contain several seeds called pips. Berries have lots of tiny pips around the outside of each fruit.