A fruit with an endocarp composed of sclerenchyma cells, but fleshy mesocarp and exocarp, is called a:

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Romar · Answer 1 · 2024-01-17T05:50:56+0000

A fruit with an endocarp composed of sclerenchyma cells, but fleshy mesocarp and exocarp is called a drupe. Examples of drupes include peaches, plums, and cherries.

A fruit with an endocarp composed of sclerenchyma cells, but fleshy mesocarp and exocarp, is called a:

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