A multiple fruit is formed as a single mass by a cluster of flowers maturing together.
A multiple fruit is formed as a single mass by a cluster of flowers maturing together. F10PE, identify the following multiple fruits from a description.  A. Unless found by squirrels and ravaged for its seeds or eaten by livestock, this fruit often lies to rot where it falls. It is hypothesized that this is a result of its original dispersal mechanism, a giant sloth, going extinct. It is yellow-green, bumpy sphere roughly 3-6 inches in diameter with a vaguely citric smell and is found in Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas.
A multiple fruit is formed as a single mass by a cluster of flowers maturing together.
Osage-orange or Hedge-apple or Horse-apple or Bois d’arc or Bodark