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the section of the ovary from which this fruit is formed diagram

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A pome is a kind of fleshy fruit in which the pericarp (from the ovary wall) forms a papery core that surrounds the seeds. The fleshy, edible portion of the fruit develops from specialized stem tissue, called the hypanthium (of a perigynous flower). Pomes, by definition, are accessory fruits!

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