Look up: fruits

1. fruits
   The available fruits at first were apples, pears, wild cherries, plums, grapes, melons, figs and quinces, which were abundant and cheap. Also dates, imported from north Africa, were widely available. But time gradually introduced the Romans to new produce. Apricots, cherries, dates, lemons, and oranges were not grown in Italia until the Prinicipate…
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2. Fruits
   The seed bearing part of a plant. Different kinds of fruits include; -Berry: a juicy fruit which usually contains several seeds. -Capsule: a dry or fleshy fruit which splits open to release the seeds. -Nutlet: a hard dry fruit containing a single seed. -Pod: a long dry fruit, usually containing ...
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3. Fruits
   produce of land as an item of revenue
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4. Fruits
   (magazine) `Fruits` (written "FRUiTS") is a Japanese fashion magazine covering the fashions of the Harajuku district of Tokyo, established in 1997 by photographer Shoichi Aoki. Excerpts from the magazine were compiled to create the Phaidon Press books Fruits (2001) and...
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5. Fruits
   (book) `Fruits: A Caribbean Counting Poem` (ISBN 0805051716) is a children`s picture book written by Valerie Bloom and illustrated by David Axtell. In 1997 it won the Nestlé Smarties Book Prize Bronze Award. References: Category:Children`s picture booksCategory:1997 books
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