Fruits.

• • Simple

• • • Drupes

      • Sometimes called stone fruit because inside the fleshy fruit there is a very hard seed (ex: cherry, plum, peach)

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• • • Berries

      • Fruits that have seeds in the center of the fruit and are usually juicy on the inside (ex: grape, blueberry, gooseberry)

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• • • Pomes

      • Fruits that primarily bloom from trees (ex: apples, pears)

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• • • Hesperidium and Pepos

      • Often placed in the berries classification or combined because of their similarities (ex: citrus fruits [hesperidium], watermelon [pepos])

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• • Aggregate

    • Comprised of many drupes or berries that come from the same flower. Raspberries and blackberries are often called druplets because they are tiny

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• • Multiple

    • Comprised of figs, pineapples and many others which bloom from a cluster of fruiting flowers which merge together and mature into a single mass – the mature fruit is called an infructescence

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Vegetables

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• • Cruciferous

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• • Greens

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• • Nightshades

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• • Root

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Starches