Fruit develops from a single ovary with a single pistil

Hard, single seeded fruit

Fruit develops from a flower with multiple pistils

Fruit develops without fertilization

Fruit with a fleshy exterior, single, hard stony pit in the middle

Fruits that split open at maturity (pod fruits, like soybeans)

Fruit that develops from flowers that fuse together

Fruit that has a fleshy exterior with papery carpels around the seeds.

The outer skin or wall of the fruit

Fruit that is entirely fleshy

These fruits hold juices to prevent the seeds from drying out

When seeds are spread around by wind or animals away from the parent plant

Fruit with a leathery rind

The middle, fleshy part of a fruit

Fruit with a hard rind and fleshy inside matrix that holds the seeds

Fruits that don't split open at maturity

Single seed with a membrane wing