Question

Pepo is a false fruit.
(A) True
(B) False

Answer 1

Hint: Pepo is a fleshy, multi-seeded fruit that has grown out of a single flower divided into several single-ovary carpels that develop a firm or rough rind (such as a melon, squash, cucumber) as it matures. This sort of fruit is produced by the Cucurbitaceae family.

Complete Answer:
Classification of different types of fruits:
I. Simple Fruits- Fruits shaped by 1 pistil. They may be either real or ancillary fruit.
A. Dry Fruits:- Fruits in which the coat develops to dry.
B. Fleshy fruit:
1. Drupe- One-grown fruit formed from a prevailing ovarian where the deepest section of the divider (endocarp) turns out to be rough and stony, the furthest part (exocarp) turns into a relatively delicate skin, and the middle part between the skin and the stone (mesocarp) turns out to be either beefy or stringy.

2. Berry- In which the ovarian divider, or probably its internal parts, is extended and typically delicious. ( grapes, the gooseberry).
Two remarkable kinds of berry-like fruits may be singled out for a special thought.
(a) Hesperidium- This is an extraordinary type of berry where the skin is rugged; the inside of the organic product, divided by a septum, showing the quantity of carpels. (citrus).

(b) Pepo- This is an unusual type of berry in which the usually hard skin is formed; the inside of the natural product is not separated by septa. (Gourds, watermelon, squash).

II. Aggregate Fruit- A natural product produced by the advancement of different pistils from a similar bloom. The individual units may be berries or other explicit varieties. (The raspberry, the strawberry).

III. Multiple Fruit- A natural product produced by the enhancement of different pistils, sometimes with frills, pistils being from various blossoms. (mulberry, fig).

the given statement is false.

Note: The pepo is covered by an arrangement that is rough and dense. Good examples of paper fruit types are the cucumber, pumpkin and watermelons. The remainder of the ovary wall is soft under the precipitation.