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Fruit Detective

By Food and Health

Look beneath the peel to discover surprising fruit structures, textures, and growing habits.

Fruit Detective

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Sample questions

  1. Where are a fig’s tiny flowers located?
  2. Which fruit is a smooth-skinned form of peach, rather than a peach–plum cross?
  3. A pineapple is called a multiple fruit because it develops from what?

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