What are the individual little bits inside oranges called?
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I think the technical term for an individual piece of "pulp" is a juice vesicle.  These are make up the endocarp of the fruit which is divided into segments by thin membrances called septa.
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They are also known as a Ctenophore or "comb jelly". Here are some photos:\nhttp://www.imagequest3d.com/photos/combjellies/\n\nThere are many different types. \n\nHere's a good description at Encyclopedia Britannica:\nhttp://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9028096
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Jimbo has a number of oranges so that if he eats 1/2 of them, then eats one more, then eats 1/3 of the remaining ones, then eats two more, then eats 1/4 of the remaining ones, he would have three left.
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Tissues of vascular plant leaves: Leaves are cloaked by a single layer of cells called the epidermis. It protects the leaf from physical damage and pathogens. A transparent, waxy, colorless cuticle coats the epidermis. The stomata ( small holes) are located on the lower epidermis of the leaf. The stomata allow gases and water vapor into and out of the leaf. Each stoma is controlled by two bean shaped guard cells. The palisade mesophyll is a layer of elongated cells containing chloroplasts found just under the upper epidermis. The majority of photosynthesis takes place within this area. Just below the palisade mesophyll is an area of loosely packed parenchyma called the spongy mesophyll. The spongy mesophyll contains air spaces in which gases circulate. The petiole of the leaf connects the blade with the stem. The vascular tissues pass through with the xylem positioned in the top section of the vein while the phloem occupies the lower section.
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They are pulled apart by the mitotic spindle fibers. This happens in anaphase of mitosis. :-)
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The periderm is the outer bark of a tree.The periderm is a secondary tissue that replaces epidermis in roots and stems, and which consists of phellem, phellogen, and phelloderm (it includes dead tissues). while the inner bark is called the phloem,It conducts usable food from the leaves to the cambium to nourish it or to storage areas in the wood (it includes living tissues)and consists of  of alternating wedges of sieve tube tissue and radial parenchyma, most of the former crushed by secondary growth.
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In Botany like any other science a number of things are well defined and there is no room for uncertainty or ambiguity.\nBanana fruit is a berry as it satisfies the basic conditions laid down for such a fruit.\n 1)It is an indehiscent fruit- Indehiscent fruit is the one that does not break open automatically when it is ripe.It may rot away but will not split open.(Banana,Tomato, Grapes)\n 2) It is a fleshy fruit - All berries have to be fleshy, juicy or soft and pulpy.( All the three mentioned above.)\n 3)It has no stony endocarp- This is a bit difficult to understand, still I will try.\n   A fruit has a wall within which the seeds are located.This wall has a botanical term PERICARP; (peri=around; Carp=fruit).\n In many cases, this PERICARP is further distinguished it to three layers, namely EPICARP(the outer most layer or the skin of the fruit.EPI= outermost) , MESOCARP(the middle layer;MESO=middle.), ENDOCARP(the inner most layer, ENDO= inner most.)\nIn Banana , the 'Peeling' is the epicarp.The edible fleshy part is the Meso- and Endocarp together(It is all pulpy) in which the tiny non functional brownish seeds lie embedded.\nAs the seeds are almost non existent it is a seed less berry.Grape is also a seed less berry. Tomato is a many seeded berry; the epicarp or the skin of which is often removed by blanching.
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Carrots are picked when they are fully mature, in other words orange,oranges are picked when they are green and color added to make them look ripe,the reason being is that oranges would rot for shipping if picked fully matured while carrots last for a long time before it starts to rot
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thats a crap question, with little yellow bits in it   :D
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A coconut, when it is removed from a coconut palm tree , is a fruit and a one seeded fruit at that.\nBotanically speaking it is classified as DRUPE . The greenish or yellowish skin is the outer skin of the fruit or epicarp ( epi = outer; carp = fruit); the middle fibrous part is the mesocarp ( meso = middle). This mesocarp , being fibrous, is the commercial source of coir fiber, many tropical countries are famous for it. The inner most part of the fruit is very hard, stony and shell like; it is the endocarp (endo = inner or inner most). It is because of this hard endocarp the fruit is called NUT. \n The fruit part ends with the endocarp and the seed part begins.\nThe edible part of the fruit, which well protected by the endocarp, is the SEED.\nWhen young and immature this part is mostly liquid, and very delicious liquid at that, and commonly called coconut water.\n As the fruit, or the seed if you like, matures the liquid part solidifies and turns in to ‘ copra’ in native language. This solid  copra has its own skin which is invariably Cadbury chocolate brown in colour. That is exactly  the skin or the wall of the seed and botanically  Testa, that is wall of a seed.\n The seed encloses a small embryo located just below one of the three distinct dark spots on the shell.\n It invisible and can be noticed only when the seed begins to germinate.\n The solidified and dry copra is the source of coconut oil of commerce. Botanically it is called endosperm.\n IN A NUTSHELL, A COCONUT AS IT FALLS TO THE GROUND IS A FRUIT.\nTHE FRUIT PART ENDS WITH THE HARD SHELL OR ENDOCARP.\nTHE SEED PART BEGINS WITH THE CHOCOLATE BROWN TESTA  AROUND  THE OILY ENDOPERM.\nFoot Note: - 1) The fibrous mesocarp is also known as the husk. Removal of this husk from the nut is    called Dehusking or simply husking of nut. The coir obtained from the husk has a number   of commercial uses. The chief among them is rope and mats.\n         2) Completely dry endosperm easily separates from the hard shell and has a spherical shape       and the size of a cricket ball. This is the real seed The dark brown testa is easily visible    in such a case.\n   The dry endosperm yields plenty of oil which edible, and has a score of cosmetic     applications. The solid residue that remains behind after oil extraction is very rich source    of proteins.\n         3) The hard shell is a good source of fuel and burns fiercely. In fact no part of the tree is    wasted. It is one of the Nature’s bounty to man kind.
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The fertile regions on fronds that bear sporangia are known as receptacles, and the group of sporangia on a single receptacle is called a sorus. In many species, but by no means in all, the sorus is covered during development by a flap of tissue called an indusium. The shape and arrangement of the sori are different in different species.\n\nhttp://www.bbg.org/gar2/topics/botany/repro_ferns.html
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It's the Xishuangbannan cucumber. It has higher levels of Vitamin A and betacaratine. Looks kinda like a canteloupe inside.
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Tomato as we use for culinary purpose (making dishes )is a fruit; since we use it as a vegetable it can also be classified as a vegetable. Thus it is fruit as well as a vegetable. Some body has aptly said 'fruity vegetable'.\n Pumpkin is also a fruit first and then vegetable. Other examples are Brinjal or egg plant, and capsicum or chilli.\n Botanically speaking all the examples mentioned above are fruits.\n One has no confusion about mangoes and oranges as these are consumed as fruits only. \n Now let us take the other part of the question ' Why are they fruits?' \n The simple answer that a lay man can understand is that they have seeds in side, as all the fruits have seeds inside them.To go a step further ; these are all ripened ovaries of the flowers that develop after fertilization.The ovary becomes a fruit and the ova or the eggs inside become seeds. That is why fruit always has seed/s inside.\n To what purpose man puts them altogether different question.\n\nEdit- Sweet potato is a root (fleshy root) and not a fruit.\n Pumpkin does not develop from the thalamus. Since the ovary is inferior ; it appears to have developed from thalamus.It has seeds inside. cool dude please update your information.In Pumpkin the ovary is literally sunk in to the thalamus.So it is called inferior ovary. The other floral parts are literally above the ovary and they are superior.
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oranges, eat a couple oranges.
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Answers 1-3 are correct, its is a gymnosperm which produces a cone.  You are wrong by calling it a fruit as only angiosperms have fruit.
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If you mean "what structures are inside a rose?" then here is the answer: The general structure of a flower consists of sepals, petals, pistil, and stamen.  Sepals are the green leaves that cover the flower before it blooms.  The petals are the pretty and fragrant part.  The pistil is the female reproductive structure which receives pollen and forms seeds.  The stamen is the male reproductive structure and makes pollen.  The pistil and stamen are housed in the center of the rose.  \n\nIf you are asking "what is inside rose petals that make them smell?" That is caused by oils that are formed in petals.
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Actually the fruit is a very dark yellow.\nBeta carotene is the chemical which gives the color.\nThe peel is orange do to a higher concentration of beta carotene although sometimes dye (usually Citrus Red 2 also called C.I. 12156) or colored wax is used to enhance the color.