Fruit develops from:
APetals
BSepals
COvule
DOvary (after fertilization; the ovary wall = pericarp)
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Ovary (after fertilization; the ovary wall = pericarp)
Ovary → fruit. Ovary wall = pericarp (in mature fruit may be 3 layers: epicarp, mesocarp, endocarp). Fleshy fruits (drupes, berries) have soft pericarp. Dry fruits have hard/papery pericarp. True fruit = from ovary only. False/accessory fruit (apple) includes other floral parts.
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