Which fruit does not have its seed inside?
Post 1 of 31
Which fruit does not have its seed inside? Have outside.
Option are :
A . COCONUT
B. BANANA
C. STRAWBERRY
D. ALMOND
E. CASHEWNUT
Correct answer will get 10 MVP.
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KILOIA
Option are :
A . COCONUT
B. BANANA
C. STRAWBERRY
D. ALMOND
E. CASHEWNUT
Correct answer will get 10 MVP.
KILOIA
Award 10 MVPs (
What's this?
)for the best answer.
28 Feb 2007 07:00
Post 2 of 31
Replying to [KILOIA]:Hey Mr. Goel, Not fair, after seeing the trmendous responses, you cannot edit the basic question.
Unanimusly everybody answered "Strawberry"
Unanimusly everybody answered "Strawberry"
03 Mar 2007 01:14
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Post 4 of 31
Replying to [KILOIA]:Dear Deep, I haven't change anything in this post. You have taken the wrong. I mean before posting the question, I did, not after posting..![[em1]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_smile.gif)
KILOIA
KILOIA
03 Mar 2007 05:05
Post 6 of 31
Replying to [KILOIA]:
E. CASHEWNUT
Cashewnut is a seed it is not a fruit. cashew nut is hanging down outside the fruit.
E. CASHEWNUT
Cashewnut is a seed it is not a fruit. cashew nut is hanging down outside the fruit.
05 Mar 2007 00:38
Post 7 of 31
Replying to [KILOIA]:Ok Mr. Goel, But my reply is changed after viewing your note. Earlier I missed to read.....
Well the correct answer now is Strawberry.
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Well the correct answer now is Strawberry.
05 Mar 2007 03:29
Post 8 of 31
Replying to [Deepali]: Hi, Deep , it is very late now.....
KILOIA
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05 Mar 2007 03:50
Post 9 of 31
Replying to [KILOIA]:
Did anyone mention that a strawberry is actually not a fruit?
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Did anyone mention that a strawberry is actually not a fruit?
05 Mar 2007 23:05
Post 10 of 31
Replying to [KILOIA]:
What most people call seeds on the outside of the strawberry fruit are actually the true fruits. Technically, they are achenes. In an achene, the single seed is enclosed by the ovary wall. A sunflower fruit is also an achene.
A strawberry "fruit" is unusual because the red, fleshy part is the enlarged
receptacle. The receptacle is the enlarged tip of the flowering stem to which the petals, sepals, stamens and carpels are attached. The strawberry is said to have an accessory fruit because much tissue other than the ovary is part of the "fruit". Apples and pineapples are also accessory fruits.
The strawberry is also termed an aggregate fruit because it is formed from many separate carpels of a single flower. Other aggregate fruits are raspberry and blackberry.
Some people mistakenly refer to strawberries as a multiple fruit. In a multiple fruit, the carpels of several flowers merge to form the fruit. Pineapple and figs are multiple fruits.
Scientific fruit terminology is often confused. Adding to the confusion is that there are popular definitions for fruit, nut and berry. Most "nuts" are not
botanical nuts. The peanut fruit is a legume. The walnut fruit is a drupe.
Ginkgo nuts are seeds of a gymnosperm, and gymnosperms produce no fruits. Many berries are not botanical berries. The strawberry fruit is an achene. The raspberry fruit is a drupe. Juniper berries are seeds of a gymnosperm.
What most people call seeds on the outside of the strawberry fruit are actually the true fruits. Technically, they are achenes. In an achene, the single seed is enclosed by the ovary wall. A sunflower fruit is also an achene.
A strawberry "fruit" is unusual because the red, fleshy part is the enlarged
receptacle. The receptacle is the enlarged tip of the flowering stem to which the petals, sepals, stamens and carpels are attached. The strawberry is said to have an accessory fruit because much tissue other than the ovary is part of the "fruit". Apples and pineapples are also accessory fruits.
The strawberry is also termed an aggregate fruit because it is formed from many separate carpels of a single flower. Other aggregate fruits are raspberry and blackberry.
Some people mistakenly refer to strawberries as a multiple fruit. In a multiple fruit, the carpels of several flowers merge to form the fruit. Pineapple and figs are multiple fruits.
Scientific fruit terminology is often confused. Adding to the confusion is that there are popular definitions for fruit, nut and berry. Most "nuts" are not
botanical nuts. The peanut fruit is a legume. The walnut fruit is a drupe.
Ginkgo nuts are seeds of a gymnosperm, and gymnosperms produce no fruits. Many berries are not botanical berries. The strawberry fruit is an achene. The raspberry fruit is a drupe. Juniper berries are seeds of a gymnosperm.
06 Mar 2007 02:29
Post 11 of 31
Replying to [KILOIA]: Smartypants Please visit our forum on agriculture . I am sure you can add a lot of useful information
06 Mar 2007 07:30