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Meanings of fleshy fruit in English
Russian
мягкотелый плод Catalan
fruita carnosa All of most of the ovary wall (pericarp) is soft or fleshy at maturity.
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Examples for "succulent fruit"
Examples for "succulent fruit"
1
The figs of Egypt were especially sweet; the Romans marveled at the succulent fruit.
2
He shook his head and mopped his mouth with a napkin, unabashedly enjoying the succulent fruit.
3
She reached down, grasped a handful of the succulent fruit and cast it to her insatiate pursuers.
4
Mango is not just a succulent fruit, it is also a collection of very young and dashing clothes from Spain, writes Gabrielle Williams.
5
Those who eat freely of succulent fruits and vegetables do not need as much as those who live more on dry foods.
Usage of fleshy fruit in English
1
It is a firm and fleshy fruit, and has a delicious honey-drop hanging from the point.'
2
Alq mutant plants were affected in reproductive development and their sepals were homeotically converted into fleshy fruit-like organs.
3
During the past few years, several transcription factors that regulate chloroplast development in fleshy fruit were identified through map-based cloning.
4
Their eyes focused on green fleshy fruit and the knives in their hands gleamed with juice while their mouths gossiped.
5
Black pepper is made by drying the whole fruit; the wrinkled dark outer coating is the dried fleshy fruit layer.
6
It is a fine-looking tree with oblong, pointed leaves about ten inches in length and a fleshy fruit containing one or two nuts.
7
Anthocyanins are important health-promoting phytochemicals that are abundant in many fleshy fruits.
8
Edible fleshy fruits are important food sources in the human diet.
9
The flavour becomes mellow with the succulence of fleshy fruits.
10
He goes so far as to doubt whether fleshy fruits are an adaptation for the dispersal of their contained seeds.
11
It is observed, for instance, that fleshy fruits are not liable to fermentation so long as their epidermis remains uninjured.
12
Common examples of these fleshy fruits are offered by the berries of many plants; apples, melons, cherries, etc., are also familiar examples.
13
As a primary source of lycopene in the human diet, fleshy fruits synthesize this compound both de novo and via chlorophyll metabolism during ripening.