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    Fruit Name Fruit Type Diagnostic Characteristics (Based On The Provided Dichotomous Key)

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    The document classifies several common Philippine fruits based on their diagnostic characteristics according to a dichotomous key. It identifies eggplant, tomato, and squash as berries based on having fleshy fruits derived entirely from the ovary with axile placentation. String beans, peanuts, winged beans, lima beans, hyacinth beans are identified as legumes based on having dehiscent ovaries and dry pericarps with two lines of dehiscence. Luffa and calabash are identified as pepos based on having soft, fleshy endocarps and fruits derived solely from the ovary.

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    The document classifies several common Philippine fruits based on their diagnostic characteristics according to a dichotomous key. It identifies eggplant, tomato, and squash as berries based on having fleshy fruits derived entirely from the ovary with axile placentation. String beans, peanuts, winged beans, lima beans, hyacinth beans are identified as legumes based on having dehiscent ovaries and dry pericarps with two lines of dehiscence. Luffa and calabash are identified as pepos based on having soft, fleshy endocarps and fruits derived solely from the ovary.

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    The document classifies several common Philippine fruits based on their diagnostic characteristics according to a dichotomous key. It identifies eggplant, tomato, and squash as berries based on having fleshy fruits derived entirely from the ovary with axile placentation. String beans, peanuts, winged beans, lima beans, hyacinth beans are identified as legumes based on having dehiscent ovaries and dry pericarps with two lines of dehiscence. Luffa and calabash are identified as pepos based on having soft, fleshy endocarps and fruits derived solely from the ovary.

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    Fruit Name Fruit Type Diagnostic Characteristics (Based on the provided dichotomous

    key)
    Leathery rind wanting, entire fruit fleshy and edible, Placentation axile,
    Talong (Eggplant) Berry Fleshy part of fruit derived from ovary only, Pericarp fleshy, and Fruits
    developed from one flower with a single ovary or carpel
    Leathery rind wanting, entire fruit fleshy and edible, Placentation axile,
    Kamatis (Tomato) Berry Fleshy part of fruit derived from ovary only, Pericarp fleshy, and Fruits
    developed from one flower with a single ovary or carpel
    Lines of dehiscence always two, Sutures or lines of dehiscence two or
    Sitaw (String Beans) Legume more, Ovary wall dehiscent, Pericarp dry, and Fruits developed from
    one flower with a single ovary or carpel
    Endocarp soft and fleshy, placentation parietal, Placentation of a
    Kalabasa (Squash) Pepo different type, Fleshy part of fruit derived from ovary only, Pericarp
    fleshy, and Fruits developed from one flower with a single ovary or
    carpel.
    Lines of dehiscence always two, Sutures or lines of dehiscence two or
    Mani (Peanut) Legume more, Ovary wall dehiscent, Pericarp dry, and Fruits developed from
    one flower with a single ovary or carpel
    Lines of dehiscence always two, Sutures or lines of dehiscence two or
    Sigarilyas (Winged Legume more, Ovary wall dehiscent, Pericarp dry, and Fruits developed from
    Bean) one flower with a single ovary or carpel
    Lines of dehiscence always two, Sutures or lines of dehiscence two or
    Patani (Lima Beans) Legume more, Ovary wall dehiscent, Pericarp dry, and Fruits developed from
    one flower with a single ovary or carpel
    Lines of dehiscence always two, Sutures or lines of dehiscence two or
    Bataw (Hyacinth Bean) Legume more, Ovary wall dehiscent, Pericarp dry, and Fruits developed from
    one flower with a single ovary or carpel
    Endocarp soft and fleshy, placentation parietal, Placentation of a
    Patola (Luffa) Pepo different type, Fleshy part of fruit derived from ovary only, Pericarp
    fleshy, and Fruits developed from one flower with a single ovary or
    carpel.
    Endocarp soft and fleshy, placentation parietal, Placentation of a
    Upo (Calabash) Pepo different type, Fleshy part of fruit derived from ovary only, Pericarp
    fleshy, and Fruits developed from one flower with a single ovary or
    carpel.

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