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Also known as stone fruit
종자를 둘러싸고 있는 단단한 내부층(내과피 또는 돌)이 있는 다육질의 열매
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A drupe is a type of fruit with a soft, fleshy outer layer surrounding a hard pit that contains a single seed inside, with peaches being a common example. Drupes matter because they represent an important category of fruits that many people eat regularly, and understanding their structure helps explain how plants protect and disperse their seeds.
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