
Dictionary » F » Fruit FruitDefinition noun, plural: fruits (1) (botany) The seed-bearing structure in angiosperms formed from the ovary after flowering. (2) The edible, usually fleshy and sweet smelling part of a plant that may or may not contain seed(s). (3) The offspring from a sexual union.
Classification of fruits based on the arrangement from which they derive:
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