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Fruits and Nuts_

Ethnobotany

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anthocyanins type of flavonoid (plant secondary compound) that are red, blue, or purple pigments that are found in a vacuole
Rosaceae rose family
Spiroideae (subfamily) capsules or follicles
Rosoideae (subfamily) aggregate fruits (strawberry, raspberry, blackberry)
Maloideae pomes (apples, pears, quince)
Amygdaloideae drupes (cherries, peaches, plums)
Fragaria sp. Strawberry (achenes)
circumboreal floristic region of North America and Eurasia
Rubus sp. Raspberry (no receptacle) and Blackberry (receptacle) (drupelets)
drupes have a stony endocarp (pit)
Prunus sp. plums, cherries, peaches, apricots, and almonds)
Almonds not nuts
Malus sp. Apple
rootstock selected for root hardiness and pest resistance in grafting
scion selected for fruit and stem qualities in grafting
Pyrus sp. pear
sclerids - sclerenchyma cells give the pear a gritty texture due to clusters of stone cells
Ericaceae the blueberry family
Vaccinium sp. blueberry (3 types), cranberry (2 types)
Vitaceae grape family
Vitis sp. grape
Olea sp. olives - drupes
Juglans sp. Walnuts
Carya sp. Pecan and Hickory
Castanea sp. Chestnut
Corylus avellana Hazelnut
temperate nuts high in calories, fats and proteins
Pistachia vera (Anacardiaceae - same family as poison ivy) pistachio - not a nut (drupe)
Rutaceae citrus family (lemon, lime, grapefruit, orange, kumquat)
Hesperidium berry with a leathery rind
Citrus sinensis sweet orange (three classes... blood, normal (Valencia), and navel)
Cucurbitaceae squash family... pepo - modified berry with a leathery outside covering (from inferior ovary), seeds rich in sulfur containing amino acids
Solanaceae nightshade family
Solanum esculentum tomato (berry)
Capsicum sp. capsicum peppers (berry)
Solanum melongena eggplant (berry)
cocos nucifera (falm family) coconut (drupe)
Ananas comosus (Bromeliaceae) pineapple (multiple fruit)
parthenocarpic fruit develop without fertilization
Musa sp. (Musaceae) banana - berry (formed from inferior ovary through parthenocarpy) (high in carbs and potassium)
Punica granatum Pomegranate (berry)
aril surrounds pomegranate seeds
grenadine sweet juice (with sugar added) made by pressing pomegranate seeds
Carica papaya berry
papain proteolytic enzyme from latex of fruit (used as meat tenderizer, digestive aid and chewing gum)
Macadamia integrifolia macadamia nut (true nut)
Anacardium occidentale (Anacardiaceae family - same as poison ivy) cashew
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