Simple fleshy fruit with single seed enclosed by hard stony endocarp or pit

Berries

Pepos

Hesperidium

Berry with leathery skin containing oils

Berries with thick rinds

Simple fleshy fruits, bulk of flesh from enlarged receptacle growing around ovary

Pome

Dry fruits that open at maturity

Follicle

Legume

Siliques

Capsule

Achene

Grain

A fruit that develops from the merger of several ovaries that were separated in a single flower (ex. raspberry)

Fruit produced by the merging of several flowers; Each flower in the inflorescence produces a fruit, but these mature into a single mass (ex. osage orange, mulberry)

Fruits with wings made by maples and ashes

Dill, fennel, and anise fruits have dehiscent fruits that split into one seeded segments called

A dry fruit that splits open to release its seeds including irises, lilies, poppies

A simple dry indehiscent fruit formed by the hardening of the fruit wall (pericarp) which encloses a seed (ex. sunflower seed)

One-seeded fruits like an achene, but larger, with harder and thicker pericarp, and a cluster of bracts at base (ex. acorn)

Dry fruit formed from one carpel containing 2 or more seeds (ex. milkweed)

Dry fruit of a plant in the Fabaceae (bean) family that splits along two sides