drupe in Greek
drupe in Greek is δρύπη — drupe means a drupe is a fruit with a fleshy outer layer surrounding a single hardened stone that protects the seed inside.
drupe in Greek
δρύπη
Pronounced: drypi
(botany) a kind of fruit, with a fleshy exterior, formed from the exocarp and mesocarp, surrounding a hardened endocarp which protects the seed.
What does "drupe" mean?
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noun A drupe is a fruit with a fleshy outer layer surrounding a single hardened stone that protects the seed inside.
"A drupe has a fleshy layer wrapped around a hard stone that holds the seed."
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drupe in a sentence
- A drupe has a fleshy layer wrapped around a hard stone that holds the seed.
- Peaches, olives and mangoes are all classified as drupes.
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What is "drupe" in Greek?
"drupe" in Greek is δρύπη. drupe means: A drupe is a fruit with a fleshy outer layer surrounding a single hardened stone that protects the seed inside.
How do you pronounce δρύπη?
"drupe" in Greek is δρύπη, pronounced "drypi".
How do you use "drupe" in a sentence?
Example: "A drupe has a fleshy layer wrapped around a hard stone that holds the seed." In Greek, "drupe" is δρύπη.
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