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Some of the most common drupes include peaches, nectarines, plums, apricots and cherries, but olives, mangoes and pecans also fall under this category.
A GUIDE TO STONE FRUIT: HOW TO CHOOSE, RIPEN, STORE AND COOK WITH ITAARON HUTCHERSONJULY 9, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIt was while the manager was deciding which of three other young women to take that Mr. Drupe was stricken with apoplexy.
DUFFELSEDWARD EGGLESTONAreca, a genus of lofty palms with pinnated leaves, and a drupe-like fruit enclosed in a fibrous rind.
THE NEW GRESHAM ENCYCLOPEDIA. VOL. 1 PART 2VARIOUSThe Almond fruit is a drupe, like the peach, but the flesh is thin and hard and the pit is the Almond of commerce.
THE PRACTICAL GARDEN-BOOKC. E. HUNNThe fruit is a purple-black, globular, berry-like drupe, containing a stone with one or two seeds.
FIELD AND WOODLAND PLANTSWILLIAM S. FURNEAUXThe fruit is a black, berry-like drupe containing (usually) eight little, seedlike stones.
FIELD AND WOODLAND PLANTSWILLIAM S. FURNEAUXFruit, a globose, greenish-yellow drupe with numerous bony seeds.
THE MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE PHILIPPINEST. H. PARDO DE TAVERADrupe, fleshy, inferior, oval with the borders turned upward containing a very hard and fibrous nut; seed long and sharp-pointed.
THE MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE PHILIPPINEST. H. PARDO DE TAVERAFruit a globose drupe, crowned by the calyx, with 10 inconspicuous ribs.
THE MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE PHILIPPINEST. H. PARDO DE TAVERADrupe globose, 1–2″ in diameter, covered by a fleshy envelope, formed by the receptacle.
THE MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE PHILIPPINEST. H. PARDO DE TAVERAWORDS RELATED TO DRUPE
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