The Difference Between a Drupe and a Berry Is That

question 95

Multiple Choice

The difference between a drupe and a berry is that a drupe

• A) is an accessory fruit, while a berry is a multiple fruit.
• B) is formed from a single carpel, while a berry is formed from many carpels.
• C) has a stony pit around a single seed, while a berry is fleshy throughout with many seeds.
• D) is a dry fruit, while a berry is a fleshy one.
• E) splits open along two sutures, while a berry splits open along one suture.

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