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Fruits

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• 種子 橘皮 心皮• 油腺層 白層

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• Pip 籽 • Structure formed by the development of a fertile ovule; it contains an embryo and nutr

ient reserves that enable a new plant to grow.

• exocarp 外果皮• Fruit’s outer layer, covering the mesocarp.

• Mesocarp 中果皮

• Designates the whitish part of the rind of a citrus fruit.

• juice sac 汁囊 • Each of the small juice-filled pockets that combine to make up the fruit’s pulp.

• seed 種子• Structure formed by the development of a fertile ovule; it contains an embryo and nutr

ient reserves that enable a new plant to grow.

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• wall 壁• Thin membrane separating the citrus fruit into segments.

• rind 橘皮• Fruit’s outer layer covering the pulp, composed of an outer colored part and an inner

part made of whitish tissue.

• pulp 果肉• Fleshy portion of the citrus fruit, composed of small juice-filled pockets in every segm

ent.

• zest (=flavedo) 香腺層• Outer scented layer of the citrus fruit’s rind. It produces an essence used in baking an

d an essential oil.

• segment 片 (瓣 )• Part of a citrus fruit surrounded by a thin membrane containing the pulp and seeds; e

ach segment derives from separate ovaries within a single flower.

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• peduncle 果梗• Part of the fruit that once attached it to the terminal offshoot of the twig or branch.

• stamen 雄蕊• Remnant of the flower’s stamens, visible as small hairs in the center of the depression on the bott

om of the fruit.

• style 花柱• Visible remnant of the flower’s style, now withered, that once connected the stigma to the ovary.

• Exocarp 外果皮• Fruit’s outer layer, covering the mesocarp.

• Endocarp 內果皮• The stiff inner layer of the fruit, surrounding and protecting the seed and covering the loculi.

• seed 種子• Structure formed by the development of a fertile ovule; it contains an embryo and nutrient reserve

s that enable a new plant to grow

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• Mesocarp 中果皮• Plump part of the fruit, usually sweet and juicy.

• loculus 室• Small cavity located under the endocarp, usually containing two seeds.

• stalk 果梗• Part of the fruit that once attached it to the terminal offshoot of the twig or branch.

• flesh 果肉• Plump part of the fruit, usually sweet and juicy.

• pip 耔• Structure formed by the development of a fertile ovule; it contains an embryo and nutrient reserves that enable a

new plant to grow.

• core 果心• Central inedible part of the apple, comprising the endocarp, the loculi and the seeds within the loculi.

• sepal 花萼• Remnant of the flower’s sepal, visible as small flowers around a depression on the bottom of the fruit.

• skin 外皮• Fruit’s outer layer, covering the flesh

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Pear (Pyrus)

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Peach(Prunus)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peach

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• axile placenta • http://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/NSWfl.pl?page=nswfl&lvl=gn&name=Syzygium

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Psidium guajava

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tomato

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• http://www.geochembio.com/IMG/tomato-flower-anatomy.png

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Diospyros

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grape

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