Fruit types, pericarp anatomy, and accessory fruits in simple fleshy fruits

Apuntes

botany lec mar 24 quiz notes terminologies → berry - fruit that is soft all throughout → drupe - fruit with a fleshy mesocarp surrounding a stony endocarp (pit), aka stone fruits → anachronisms - something belonging or appropriate to a period other than that in which it exists or is portrayed → pepo - one-celled fruit with a thick exocarp and many seeds → perianth - corolla (petals) + calyx (sepals) → androecium scar - scar left by withered male reproductive organs upon falling off → pepo - one-celled fruit with a thick exocarp and many seeds → perianth - corolla (petals) + calyx (sepals) → androecium scar - scar left by withered male reproductive organs upon falling off → pome - accessory fruit w/ thick hypanthium around ovary → accessory fruit - has tissue derived from other plant parts (e.g. hypanthium), not just the ovary → hypanthium - enlarged receptacle (the edible part) → aggregate - fruit derived from one flower with many ovaries, can have an enlarged receptacle → achenecetum - cluster of tiny achenes, which are on the surface of the receptacle → achene - dry, indehiscent fruit w/ 1 seed attached to the pericarp at one point only → drupecetum - cluster of tiny drupes (drup...