FRUITS

What are the fruits?

According to the science of botany, a fruit is the seed-bearing structure of a plant (also known as angiosperms) formed from the ovary after flowering. It is the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food. They are a source of food for humans and animals and they account for a substantial amount of worlds agricultural production.  For example fruits are the apples, bananas, grapes, lemons, oranges, and strawberries.

Tomato 

Tomato Kumato

Lemon

Lemon cut in half

 Kiwi

Kiwi cut in half

Nashi pear

Nashi pear cut in half

Grapefruit

Grapefruit cut in half 

Lime

Lime cut in half

Mango

 Kaki Persimmon

Kaki persimmon 

 White grapes

White grapes

 Red grapes

Red apples gala

Apple Jonagold

Pomegranate

Halved pomegranate

Orange

Halved orange

Clementines

Halved clementines

Pomelo

Pomelo halved

Mandoras

Half mandoras

Banana

Banana halved

Pear q-tree

Pear conference

Pear conference halved

Nashi pear

Nashi pear halved

Prune

Prune

Half prune

Prune

Peach

Peach front

Halved peach

Gloss peach back

Gloss peach front

The Saturn peach (Prunus persica var. platycarpa), also known as the doughnut peach  or flat peach , is a variety of peach with pale yellow flesh which is oblong in shape.

melon

melon cut in half

 Pineapple

upward side of coconut

downward side of coconut

cherries

Cherries cut
 

Strawberries entire

Strawberries cut

Kumquat entire

Kumquat cut

 Butternut

Fig

Papaya fruit

Papaya fruit interior

Papaya seeds

    

Passio fruit

Passion fruit interior

Watermelon 

Raspberries

Redcurrant

 

Blueberries

 

 

Blackberries

Cranberries

Prickley pear

Pepino

Quince

Physalis

Tamarillo

 

 Fruit carambole or star fruit, entire and longitudinal cross section cut

Cultivated in tropical and semitropical world regions.

 

Pitaya or dragon fruit in English, entire and longitudinal cross section cut

It is a fruit of cactus plant species, cultivated in tropical and subtropical world regions (Mexico, USA, Asia, Australia and other)