students can name the parts of false fruit and true fruit

students can observe the parts of fruits

students can observe, understand, and name the parts of fruits

students can observe, understand, and name the parts of false fruit and true fruit

True fruit and false fruit

Simple, aggregate, and composite fruit

Fleshy fruit and dry fruit

Monocot and dicot fruit

Fleshy fruit

False fruit

Dry fruit

True fruit

Fruit consisting largely of soft succulent tissue

Fruit is formed from the ovary along with other parts of the flower and other parts which then become the main part of the fruit

Fruit in which the pericarp is not succulent or pulpy

The fruit is formed from the ovary and is the main part, if other parts are still left, it is not the main part

Epicarp: The wall of the ovary that develops as the wall of the fruits

Mesocarp: Middle layer, fleshy, edible portion of the fruits

Endocarp: Outermost layer, forms the peel

The pericarp: Innermost layer, inner rough portion where the seed is accommodated

1 - 5 - 6

4 - 7 - 8

5 - 6 - 8

5 - 6 - 7

Pericarp

Exocarp

Mesocarp

Endocarp

Seed

True fruit

False fruit

True fruit

False fruit

True fruit

False fruit

True fruit

False fruit