I read an article yesterday regarding buying Australian produce for Xmas and I was intrigued as to why it mentioned cherries separately to stone fruit.
I Googled it and came up with this amazing answer.
I read an article yesterday regarding buying Australian produce for Xmas and I was intrigued as to why it mentioned cherries separately to stone fruit.
I Googled it and came up with this amazing answer.
The article on stone fruits was very interesting: I didn’t know about coconuts, raspberries, mulberries and blackberries - would never have considered adding them!
Botanists must chuckle amongst themselves when classifying things. A coconut is a stone fruit, but an avocado is not?