/r/Drupes
Stone fruit! Such as peaches, plums, almonds, coffee beans, olives and cherries.
For everything about stone fruit - peaches, plums, cherries, coffee beans, olives and nectarines!
Definition of Drupes: A one-seeded indehiscent fruit having a hard bony endocarp, a fleshy mesocarp, and a thin exocarp that is flexible (as in the cherry) or dry and almost leathery (as in the almond).
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A kanzan cherry I saw on my walk!
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2021/04/13
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A sakura blossom I saw during my walk.
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2021/04/11
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Day 3 (sorry)
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2020/09/17
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Day 2
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2020/09/13
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Posting a drupe till the subreddit is active day 1
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2020/09/11
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I'm sad that this sub is dead
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2020/09/06
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Drupe on a Stick.
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2014/10/04
17:52 UTC
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Calanda Peach - produced in Spain -creamy-yellow or straw-colored fruits, with hard flesh that clings to the stone.
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2014/08/22
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My view today, sitting under a Walnut Tree.
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2014/07/20
04:36 UTC
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Jujubes (Ziziphus mauritiana) at the botanical garden on the island of San Pancrazio, in the Swiss part of Lake Maggiore. The fruit is delicious, with an apple-like flavor, but the plant has become an invasive species in Fiji and Australia.
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2014/07/12
18:05 UTC
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Development sequence of a typical drupe -Nectarine.
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2014/07/10
17:53 UTC
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Holly - Ilex /ˈaɪlɛks/, or holly,[1] is a genus of 400 to 600 species of flowering plants in the family Aquifoliaceae, and the only living genus in that family.
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2014/05/10
18:50 UTC
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Rambutan fruit-from the Rambutan Tree- grows naturally in Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines-although its precise natural distribution is unknown.
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2014/03/24
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Cherries and Kissing Snails.
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2014/03/17
07:02 UTC
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Areca Nut is not a true nut - but a Drupe!
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2014/01/27
02:39 UTC
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The fruit of Coffea arabica, or mountain coffee, indigenous to southwestern Ethiopia.
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2014/01/26
22:08 UTC
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Illustration of 5 plum cultivars, drawn by Alois Lunzer, from the Brown Brothers Continental Nurseries Catalog, 1909.
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2014/01/16
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The Mighty Walnut! Genus Juglans.
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2014/01/05
06:26 UTC
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Hawthorn Drupes in Snow
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2013/12/08
01:36 UTC
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Drupes from the Dogwood. Cornus (genus)-family Cornaceae.
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2013/11/12
05:27 UTC
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The Amazing Jujube! eeww Looks weird. But tastes so good!
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2013/10/04
17:15 UTC
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Little Red Drupe Fruit With A Powerful Heart Punch.
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2013/09/23
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