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Good morning everyone, let's continue our scientific discussion.
By the way, I make strawberry jam every year. A friend makes moonshine. And of course, we all know tomato juice. So it also has a use as a fruit.
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Yes, in the case of strawberries, it is directly called a false fruit (I'm not sure about the English translation). Botanically, a tomato is a fruit, culturally a vegetable, that is, until someone comes up with some reason why it is not. But according to this definition, a cucumber is also a fruit, and that is somehow internally against my grain.but that is pretty much settled now - Both tomatoes and strawberries are fruits, but they are classified differently: a tomato is a true berry, while a strawberry is an aggregate fruit. Botanically, a fruit develops from the ovary of a flowering plant and contains seeds; tomatoes fit this definition, but strawberries do not because they develop from a single flower with multiple ovaries.
By the way, I make strawberry jam every year. A friend makes moonshine. And of course, we all know tomato juice. So it also has a use as a fruit.
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