Structural observations of the drupelets of raspberry fruits by SEM-EDS analysis. Comparison of the epidermal hairs of the hexanal treated fruit drupelets (a) and control fruit (b) at their medium ...

So a large fruit with many small drupelets will have many more seeds that a small fruit with a few large drupelets. On a reasonably vigorous plant with medium-sized fruits there will be about 50 ...

All these drupelets stick together around a soft center, making up the whole raspberry. This special way of growing is what makes raspberries part of the Rubus group in the rose family!

By Gerald E. McLeod, Fri., July 13, 2001 Tweet print write a letter Central Texas blackberries (Photo By Gerald E. McLeod) ...

To form a fully sized blackberry with many drupelets, at least 75% of the ovaries need to be pollinated. While blackberries can self-pollinate, pollinator insects, such as bees, are very important ...

While the misting system in raspberries did help, it could not keep up entirely, resulting in the white-speckled drupelets. Everything at Unger Farms is hand-picked for fresh market.

Drupelets are attached to the receptacle, or stalk. Raspberries lift off the receptacle when picked. Blackberry drupelets remain attached to the stalk so they have more dietary fiber.

These drupelets are individual segments that are covered by a thin layer of skin and are fleshy, juicy and soft in nature. Blackberries grow as aggregates on erect, semi-erect, or trailing type ...