What is the difference between a fruit and a berry?!


Question: Size for one thing. Plus berries usually grow on "bushes" as opposed to fruits which are normally associated with growing on "trees" or vines.


Answers: Size for one thing. Plus berries usually grow on "bushes" as opposed to fruits which are normally associated with growing on "trees" or vines.

Ummm, a berry is a type of fruit so there really isn't a difference

I believe its the same thing or category.

i think they are all fruits

its the same thing...no big diff.

A berry is a fruit.

one is gay and the other one don't have to many.

A fruit is a fruit, and a berry is normally a type of fruit with alot of seeds internaly inside it, so technically, a strawberry, isnt aberry, because it has alot of seeds on the outside.
Hope this helps!=D

A berry is a type of fruit. Many nutritionists agree that berries are the healthiest fruit to eat. They are high in anti-oxidants and have less concentrated sugar than other fruits.

I believe a berry is classified as fruit, but it is a berry because it grows on a vine and contains seeds.

Most fruits grow on trees, but berries grow on either vines or on bushes.

Well.........berrys are smaller so...........

Berry means a specific type of fruit..........There are many types of fruit. They differ in size, texture, seeds, pits etc.

they are all the same ..fruit





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