ONE SUPER INTERESTING, SCIENTIFIC FACT THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE

[RLVG]

According to recent sciences, bananas are now revoked from being a fruit and has become classified as a "Berry".
Yes, bananas are in fact a berry now.

[Cryptonic]

a berry is a fruit, though.

Vegetable = Root, Stalk, Leaves, Flowers
Fruit = Anything a plant produces. (Common Fruits, Beans, Nuts, Peppers, ect)

[RLVG]

a berry is a fruit, though.

Vegetable = Root, Stalk, Leaves, Flowers
Fruit = Anything a plant produces. (Common Fruits, Beans, Nuts, Peppers, ect)

Some berries are botanically a berry while not being a fruit, for some fucking reason.

[Cryptonic]

Some berries are botanically a berry while not being a fruit, for some fucking reason.

Noooo, something can't be a berry without being a fruit. Fruit super encompasses berries. Try to find any sort of definition of berry, botanical definition or not, and it will always say "...is a fruit...".
But I still think it's interesting that Bananas are berries lol. Must be why Banana goes goes with them.

[Mugy]

I'm pretty sure a fruit is just the fleshy party that contains seeds.

[Cryptonic]

I'm pretty sure a fruit is just the fleshy party that contains seeds.

I was under the impression even things like cotton bolls were fruit. I agree with the seeds part, but fleshy I don't agree with lol

[secondpassing]

fruit
[fro͞ot]
NOUN
the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food:

ber·ry1
[ˈberē]
NOUN
a small roundish juicy fruit without a stone:
wikipedia.org

So what is corn?

[FYRE]

So what is corn?

Food. Pretty popular too, I'm surprised you haven't heard of it

[secondpassing]

Food. Pretty popular too, I'm surprised you haven't heard of it

I eat rice. What is corn?

[Cryptonic]

I eat rice. What is corn?

Rice and Corn are Grains, which are Fruits.

[Cryptonic]

So what is corn?

Shitty definitions imo. A word has many definitions in English, rarely just one. That definition of "fruit" is the way we refer to regular fruits. The same way we call Peppers, ect, vegetables. Linguistically it's correct, but technically incorrect.


The same place you got your definition from:

1. the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food.
"tropical fruits such as mangoes and papaya"


•Botany
the seed-bearing structure of a plant, e.g., an acorn.


•the result or reward of work or activity.
plural noun: the fruits
"the fruits of their labors"


•archaicliterary
natural produce that can be used for food.
"we give thanks for the fruits of the earth"

•archaic
offspring.




That's the more accurate definition. Mentioned nothing about the "Fruit" being sweet nor edible.

[Mugy]

I was under the impression even things like cotton bolls were fruit. I agree with the seeds part, but fleshy I don't agree with lol

Well I guess the whole thing is.

[FYRE]

I eat rice. What is corn?

Corn is my waifu, please leave her alone.

[tiloup1441]

What about the men?