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
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What constitutes something as a berry?
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.
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
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