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Angiosperm Families - Aizoaceae Rudolphi
... nuclear. Embryogeny caryophyllad, or solanad. Fruit fleshy (rarely), or non-fleshy; dehiscent, or indehiscent; a capsule, ... Edible fruit from Mesembryanthemum edule (Hottentot fig). Illustrations. • Technical details: Mesembryanthemum. • Technical details, from Thonner: Trianthema. • Lampranthus bicolor. • Mesembryanthemum pinnatifidum. • Mesembryanthemum barbatum. • Semonvillea, fruit ...
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Angiosperm Families - Apocynaceae Juss.
... proliferating; ephemeral. Synergids pear-shaped. Endosperm formation nuclear. Embryogeny caryophyllad. Fruit fleshy, or non-fleshy; dehiscent, or indehiscent, or a schizocarp. Mericarps when schizocarpic, 2; ... , Landolphia, Mascarenhasia), numerous showy ornamentals, several sources of drugs and alkaloids, edible fruit (‘Natal plum’) from Carissa carandas. Illustrations. • Vinca minor. • ...
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Deciduous Fruit for North Florida
... fruit that make it a beautiful dooryard tree. Figs The edible fig (Ficus carica) is structurally a fleshy, hollow stem with flowers produced on the inner walls of the cavity. There is an opening or eye at the apex of the false fruit ... and Training, p. 11) Since blackberries produce shallow fleshy root systems, deep cultivation must be avoided. ...
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Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Crops for the Home Landscape: Alternatives to Citrus
... fruit) -Canistel (egg fruit) -Jaboticaba -Jackfruit (jakfruit) -Longan -Lychee (litchi) -Mamey sapote -Mango -Papaya -Passion Fruit -Sugar Apple (annon, sweetsop) -Tamarind Invasive fruit ... of fruit borne on branches in the mid-canopy region. The fruit is a large fleshy berry, ... fruit are brown pods measuring 3-8 inches in length containing large seeds embedded in a sticky brown pulp, which is edible ...
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Beets
... actually a cluster of seeds in a dried fruit: often, several seedlings will grow from each fruit; hand-thinning is almost always necessary ( ... types now known. But true beets--the types that produce large, fleshy, edible roots--were unknown before the Christian Era: the ancients apparently ... food than cabbage. That has to have referred to a fleshy root--it could scarcely mean the hard, fibrous root of ...
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Fruit Terminology (Part 4)
... Search Botany 115 Terminology Fruit Terminology Part 4 Fruit Terminology 1 Fruit Terminology 2 Fruit Terminology 3 Major Fruit Types D. Fleshy Fruits (Pericarp Is Fleshy At Maturity) Note: In most fleshy fruits, the carpels are ... the enlarged distal part breaks down and fills with liquid. The juice sacs constitute the fleshy, edible pulp of an orange and are the source of the sweet juice. A bitter ...
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Fruit Identification Outline
... imbedded in a fleshy, edible stem, each berry subtended by a jagged-edged bract where the original flower was attached. The fleshy spadix of Monstera deliciosa is also a multiple fruit because it is ... fruits composed of a fleshy spike or raceme of tightly packed ovaries is the sorosis. Note: Fig trees (Ficus) produce an edible multiple fruit called a syconium. It is a fleshy, flask-shaped structure ...
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PAWPAW Fruit Facts
... contains several ovaries which explains why a single flower can produce multiple fruits. Fruit: The pawpaw is the largest edible fruit native to America. Individual fruits weigh 5 to 16 ounces and are ... . Grafting can be done in the spring after vegetative growth begins. Young pawpaw plants have fleshy, brittle roots with few fine root hairs, making them difficult to transplant. It is important ...
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EDIBLE HARDY PALM FRUITS Fruit Facts
... Fruit: The 2 inch, oval, egg-yellow, edible fruits hang down in bunches and are fleshy and sweet. Each contains a single hard, smooth-shelled nut about 1-1/2 inches in diameter with a pleasant, open-centered edible ...
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Apple
... Honey bees are the most effective pollinator. Fruit A special fruit type is given to apple and related fruits - the pome. The bulk of the fleshy edible portion derives from the hypanthium or floral cup, not the ovary. Seeds are relatively small and black, and mildly poisonous. Fruiting begins 3-5 years after budding, although a few fruit ...
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