Botany - Morphology of Flowering Plants Question with Solution | TestHub

True fruit: A fruit that is derived from only the ovary and its contents, usually derived from a superior (inserted above the other floral parts) ovary, e.g., pea.

False fruit: A fruit derived from the ovary and its contents as well as other parts of the flower it is usually derived from an inferior (inserted below other floral parts) ovary, e.g., apple (modified thalamus), pear, and strawberry (modified receptacle).