That's 50%. Enough for an A* these days!
A tomato is a fruit, an apple isn't....
And not that you're interested, but to be precise a fruit, botanically, is formed from the swollen wall of the flower's ovum, like a tomato. An apple, though, is mostly the swollen base of the flower (the receptacle) surrounding the original ovum, which is what the core is.
Then again, a coconut is a seed (the world's biggest, actually), a peanut is a bean and a banana is a berry. And people ask me why I gave up biology for IT...
A tomato is a fruit, an apple isn't....
And not that you're interested, but to be precise a fruit, botanically, is formed from the swollen wall of the flower's ovum, like a tomato. An apple, though, is mostly the swollen base of the flower (the receptacle) surrounding the original ovum, which is what the core is.
Then again, a coconut is a seed (the world's biggest, actually), a peanut is a bean and a banana is a berry. And people ask me why I gave up biology for IT...
They grow miles in the air and when they fall out the palm trees they hit what ever is below causing a lot of damage because they weigh quite a bit. Don’t ever park a car underneath one.
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