Because the common-word definition of a berry is different from the scientific definition. This awkward science lady can explain it somewhat better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Z0bAxSNWY8
It's basically their anatomy. If they have seeds in them, they are berries. Fruits with a kernel like peaches are drupes. Multiple drupes fused together are polydrupes like a raspberry.
Then there are weird stuff like apples and strawberries whose flesh is not part of the fruit because it doesn't come from the plant's ovary.
We are all berries.
How can a banana be a berry?
Because the common-word definition of a berry is different from the scientific definition. This awkward science lady can explain it somewhat better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Z0bAxSNWY8
Thank you awkward science lady! -Awkward science man
reddit stole from instagram, kbin steals from reddit lol
I love this image. It made me laugh
What constitutes something as a berry?
Still kinda confused.
It's basically their anatomy. If they have seeds in them, they are berries. Fruits with a kernel like peaches are drupes. Multiple drupes fused together are polydrupes like a raspberry.
Then there are weird stuff like apples and strawberries whose flesh is not part of the fruit because it doesn't come from the plant's ovary.
Wait, is a pineapple a polydrupe?
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Knowledge tells us tomatoes a fruit. Wisdom tells us not to put them in a fruit salad.
Scientific vs culinary definitions.
Science also says toy breeds are dogs but I have my doubts.
Well, often also bird feed
That might be why my dog hates the larger birds.
A tomato based fruit salad is just salsa
There are several kinds of tomatoes that fit perfectly in a fruit salad because of their sweetness, and yes, it's true, tomatoes are berry fruits.
A watermelon is a "false" berry
I was like finally a good meme and then I see 'stolen from reddit' face palm