Function of Fruits
We will discuss here about the function of fruits. Fruits hold the seeds within it and from seeds grow new plants.
We eat some fruits in fresh and green form; these include cucumber, guava, lemon, chili, etc. Some fruits we eat in ripe form; these are mango, banana, jackfruit, pineapple, etc.
Some fruits like apples, chilies, etc. are taken in both forms, ripe or green. Many fruits are eaten as vegetable like gourd, bottle-gourd, beans, brinjal, lady’s finger, etc.
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