A fleshy fruit largely consists of soft succulent tissue with wet insides that are usually edible, such as this watermelon. Fleshy fruits come from single ovaries, and develop into most berries. 
Fleshy Fruit with Seeds
Laura Murphy
A fleshy fruit largely consists of soft succulent tissue with wet insides that are usually edible, such as this watermelon. Fleshy fruits come from single ovaries, and develop into most berries.
AP Biology 
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