Question

Describe the fruit of mulberry, pineapple, and apple.

Answer 1

The seed-bearing structure in flowering plants formed from the ovary after flowering is known as a fruit. Angiosperms disseminate seeds by means of fruits. The edible part of a plant is called fruit. Simple, aggregate, multiple, and accessory fruits are the four types of fruits.

Complete answer: 1. After successful completion of pollination and fertilization, the fruit develops from a ripe ovary or any floral part. On the basis of the floral part from which the fruit develops, the fruit may be classified as true fruits, false fruits, or parthenocarpic fruits. simple, aggregate, and composite are the classifications of fruit
2. A composite fruit that develops from a catkin, spike, and spadix inflorescence is known as sorosis fruit.
3. The edible part of a sorosis fruit is the perianth and peduncle.
4. Mulberry, jackfruit and pineapple are examples of sorosis fruit.
5. Pome is the fruit which is produced by the flowering plants in the subtribe Malina of the family Rosaceae,
6. Fleshy fruit which consists of an outer thickened, fleshy layer and a central core with usually five seeds enclosed in a capsule is known as pome.
7. The fruit which develops from an inferior, Penta carpel ovary and is covered by the fleshy thalamus which is fused with the pericarp belongs to poems. These are edible.
8. Examples of pomes are apple, Cotoneaster, Crataegus, medlar, pear, Pyracantha, quince, rowan, loquat, toyon, and whitebeam.

Note: Fruits that develop from a single ovary of one flower are known as simple fruits. Multiple fruits that are developed from the complete inflorescence are called composite fruit and composite fruits are also called infructescence.