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Compound fruit
...is type of fruit is also known as an aggregate fruit. Examples of compound fruits include [[pineapple]], [[fig]], [[mulberry]], [[blackberry]], and [[raspber ...fruits merge together to form a single mass. This is different from simple fruits, which develop from a single ovary of a single flower.

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Fruit anatomy
...ries or fruitlets. Examples include raspberries and blackberries. Multiple fruits are formed from the fused ovaries of multiple flowers or inflorescence. Exa {{fruits}}

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Aggregate fruit
...fruit]]s, which develop from a single ovary. The most common example of an aggregate fruit is the [[strawberry]]. ...stered together to form what appears to be a single fruit, hence the term "aggregate".

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The Fruit
...ring]]. Fruits are the means by which these plants disseminate seeds. Many fruits have evolved to be eaten by animals, who then disperse the seeds in their d ==Types of Fruits==

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Accessory fruit
...trawberry, which is formed from the receptacle and the achenes (the actual fruits), and the pineapple, which is formed from a cluster of flowers (an inflores There are several types of accessory fruits, including:

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Drupelet
...rom a single ovary of a single flower. It is most commonly associated with fruits like raspberries and blackberries. ...mesocarp, and a thin exocarp that is often edible. Drupelets are found in fruits like [[raspberries]], [[blackberries]], and other members of the [[Rosaceae

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Simple fruit
...t]]s, which are formed from several ovaries of one or more flowers. Simple fruits can be either [[fleshy fruit|fleshy]] or [[dry fruit|dry]]. ==Types of Simple Fruits==

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Multiple fruit
...rent from a [[simple fruit]], which develops from a single ovary. Multiple fruits are found in several plant families, including the [[Moraceae]], [[Annonace ...r of flowers. Each flower in the inflorescence produces a fruit, and these fruits merge together to form a single larger fruit. This process is known as [[co

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Infructescence
...types of infructescences, categorized based on the arrangement and type of fruits they bear. Some common types include: * '''Aggregate Fruits''': Formed from a single flower with multiple [[ovaries]], each developing

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Berry (botany)
...rry is more inclusive than the culinary definition, which tends to exclude fruits such as tomatoes and bananas. * '''Hesperidium''': Citrus fruits like oranges, lemons, and limes are classified as hesperidia. They have a l

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Ovary (botany)
==Types of Fruits== Based on the development of the ovary and the number of seeds, fruits can be classified as:

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Rubus plicatus
...he development of the aggregate fruit that is a hallmark of the genus. The fruits of ''Rubus plicatus'' are edible and are often sought after for their sweet ...fruits of ''Rubus plicatus'' are used in a similar manner to other bramble fruits, finding their way into jams, desserts, and sometimes eaten fresh.

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Rubus caesius
...wering plant]] in the [[Rosaceae]] family, which includes other well-known fruits such as [[raspberries]], [[blackberries]], and [[strawberries]]. This speci ...wers in late spring to early summer, which are followed by the distinctive fruits.

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Fragaria
...amily, [[Rosaceae]], commonly known as '''strawberries''' for their edible fruits. The genus is widespread across the temperate regions of the world, with a ...d edible part of the fruit is actually a swollen receptacle, with the true fruits, or achenes, embedded in its surface.

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Dewberry
...hey are small, trailing (or, less commonly, erect) brambles with aggregate fruits, reminiscent of the raspberry, but are usually smaller and more slender. De ...serrated edges. Flowers are small, white to pink, and bear the distinctive aggregate fruit that changes from green to red and finally to a deep purple or black

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Rubus saxatilis
...ch give way to its distinctive red, aggregate fruits in late summer. These fruits are edible and have a sweet, slightly tart flavor.

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Rubus occidentalis
...[[Rubus]] in the [[Rosaceae]] family, native to eastern North America. Its fruits are highly valued for their distinctive flavor and nutritional benefits, ma ...edible black raspberries in early to mid-summer. The berries are aggregate fruits, composed of multiple small drupelets, each containing a seed.

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Rubus phoenicolasius
...has become an invasive species in some areas. It is prized for its edible fruits, which are used in a variety of culinary dishes, but its invasive nature ha ...petals, and are followed by the bright red, edible fruits. The fruit is an aggregate of drupelets, similar in appearance to a raspberry, but with a unique, swee

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Schisandraceae
[[File:Kadsura_japonica_(fruits).JPG|Kadsura japonica (fruits)|thumb]] [[File:Illicium_henryi_in_Hackfalls_Arboretum_(4).jpg|Illicium hen ...hite to red. The fruit of Schisandraceae plants is typically a berry or an aggregate of berries, which can be highly aromatic and flavorful.

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American red raspberry
...tips of the flowering shoots. The fruit is a 1.5–2 cm diameter red, edible aggregate of drupelets. * [[List of culinary fruits]]

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