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Fruits Flashcards

everything to know about fruits

1
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What is a fruit?

A

a mature ovary with a seed and endosperm inside

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What is a fruits function?

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to protect the seed, attract fruit-eating animals, aid in dispersal of seeds

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Where does the seed develop in an angiosperm?

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Ovule

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4
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Where does the fruit develop in an angiosperm?

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Ovary

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What is an aggregate fruit?

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a cluster of fruit from a single flower

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What are some examples of an aggregate fruit?

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Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry

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What is a multiple fruit?

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a cluster of many ripened fruits from multiple flowers crowded together in the same inflorescence

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What are some examples of Multiple fruit?

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Pineapple, Mulberry, Osage-orange

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What is a fleshy fruit?

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fruit with a soft pericarp at maturity

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What are different types of fleshy fruit?

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berry, pepo, hesperidium, drupe, pome

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What are the different parts of a fruit?

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Seed, and pericarp

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What are the different parts of a pericarp?

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endocarp, mesocarp, and exocarp

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What is a berry?

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fruit with a fleshy pericarp but tough skin

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What are examples of Berries?

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Grape, tomato, Bananna, Blueberry

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What is a pepo fruit?

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fruit with a hard thick rind (gourds)

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What are some examples of a pepo fruit?

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watermelon, squash, cucumber

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What is a hesperidium fruit?

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a berry with a leathery rind and parchment-like partitions between sections (citrus)

18
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What are some examples of hesperidium fruit?

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Orange, lemon, lime, cumquat

19
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What is a drupe?

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a fleshy fruit with a hard inner layer (endocarp or stone) surrounding the seed

20
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What are some examples of a drupe?

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Peach, Cherry, Almond

21
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What is a pome?

A

Ovary or core surrounded by fleshy receptacle tissue (hypanthium or fleshy floral tube)

22
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What are examples of a Pome?

A

Apple, Pear

23
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What are dry fruit?

A

Fruit that have a dry pericarp at maturity

24
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What are the two types of dry fruit

A

dehiscent and indehiscent

25
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What makes a fruit dehiscent?

A

Dry fruit that splits along a seam

26
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What are examples of dehiscent fruit?

A

legumes and capsules

27
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What makes a fruit indehiscent?

A

Pericarp doesn’t split open, usually only has one seed

28
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What are examples of indehiscent fruit?

A

achenes, samara, nut

29
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What is a legume?

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a dehiscent fruit, elongated bean pod that splits along two seams

30
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what are examples of a legume?

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peas, honey locust, KY coffee tree, black locust, redbud

31
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How do legumes produce nitrogen?

A

Rhizobia (a host bacteria in root nodules of legumes) take nitrogen out of air and convert it into usable nitrogen

Rhizobia and legumes have a mutualistic symbiotic relationship

32
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What is the agricultural importance of Legumes?

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Provide Nitrogen to cereal crops and grass

33
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What is the Ecological importance of Legumes

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Importance source of nitrogen in many food webs

34
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What is the dietary importance of Legumes?

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Nutrient dense, great source of protein, high in fiber

35
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What is a capsule fruit?

A

dehiscent dry fruit, with seed pods that split in various ways along several well defined seams

36
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What are examples of Capsule fruits?

A

Catapula, sweet gum

37
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What is an achene fruit?

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an indehiscent dry fruit, small nut, very small one seeded fruit, usually produced in clusters

38
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Examples of Achene fruit?

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Buttercups, Sycamore

39
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What is a samara fruit?

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and indehiscent dry fruit, small, winged, one seeded, produced in clusters on tree

40
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What are example of samara fruit?

A

maple, ash

41
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What is a nut?

A

large, idehiscent, dry one seeded fruit, with a very hard pericarp, usually incased in husk or cup like involucre

42
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Examples of a nut?

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acorn, beechnut, walnut

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