What kind of fruit do YOU like

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how about a rousing game of pool
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A plant part that protects the seed with a (usually) soft covering. It's often eaten by animals, which can help the fertilization process by the seeds spreading in the animal's feces.
 
Waddle Dee said:
A plant part that protects the seed with a (usually) soft covering. It's often eaten by animals, which can help the fertilization process by the seeds spreading in the animal's feces.

That would mean that strawberries (and pineapples?) aren't fruit.
 
$ππ!∂∂∫£ said:
Waddle Dee said:
A plant part that protects the seed with a (usually) soft covering. It's often eaten by animals, which can help the fertilization process by the seeds spreading in the animal's feces.

That would mean that strawberries (and pineapples?) aren't fruit.

Strawberries have so many seeds they dont need to protect them. B)

Do pineapples even have seeds?
 
Toadbert said:
$ππ!∂∂∫£ said:
Waddle Dee said:
A plant part that protects the seed with a (usually) soft covering. It's often eaten by animals, which can help the fertilization process by the seeds spreading in the animal's feces.

That would mean that strawberries (and pineapples?) aren't fruit.

Strawberries have so many seeds they dont need to protect them. B)

Do pineapples even have seeds?

2. Hence the question mark.