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The 49 pages that link to Fruit, each with the reason it gives.
FlowerNarrower topic: The flower's ovary commonly develops into fruit after fertilization.
BerryNarrower topic: Berry is one specific kind of fruit defined by its structure and development.
LegumeNarrower topic: Legumes are one specialized kind of flowering-plant fruit.
DrupeNarrower topic: A drupe is one structural type of fruit.
AcheneNarrower topic: Achenes are fruits formed from a single ovary.
CaryopsisNarrower topic: A caryopsis is a specialized fruit, despite often being called a seed.
JamNarrower topic: Fruit supplies jam’s flavor, color, acidity, and much of its texture.
Nut (fruit)Narrower topic: A nut is one specific kind of fruit, defined by its mature ovary wall.
PappusNarrower topic: The pappus is attached to a fruit, usually at its distal end.
JellyNarrower topic: Fruit supplies the juice and natural pectin used in many jellies.
PomeNarrower topic: A pome is one specialized kind of fruit.
Long pepperNarrower topic: Long pepper is harvested as a dense spike of tiny fruits.
Annona squamosaNarrower topic: The species is widely cultivated for its edible fruit.
Pouteria campechianaNarrower topic: Canistel is a botanical fruit as well as a food crop.