Psorosis is a juicy compound fruit. All the flowers of the inflorescence form a single fruit. For example, pineapple, jackfruit etc

Hesperidium is a juicy indehiscent multi-celled fruit. The rind is juicy and the inner skin forms several pods. For example, oranges, limes etc.

Berries are juicy unripe fruits. The rind is juicy and contains numerous seeds. For example – tomato, brinjal, banana, guava etc.

Psyzocarp is a dry unripe fruit. For example – Coriander, Carrot, Lajjavati etc.

Drupe is a juicy unripe fruit. The fruit forms a pod and contains only one seed. Its outer skin is thin, the middle skin is juicy and thick and the inner skin is thick. Such as coconut, mango, amra, cool etc.

Caryopsis is called caryopsis when carpel and cotyledon of a one-celled fruit are united. For example – paddy, wheat, mays etc.

Lomentum is a dry cracked fruit. The fruit which, when mature, splits transversely into several parts and splits the seed is called lomentum. For example, Acacia, Lajjabati etc.

Legumes are dry fruits. The fruit which, when mature, splits into two lobes from top to bottom and the seeds are split open is called Legume. For example, peas, beans etc.

Siliqua is a dry dried fruit. A fruit which, when ripe, bursts into two sepals from the bottom upwards and the seeds are split open is called siliqua. For example, mustard, radish etc.

A capsule is a dry cracked fruit. The fruit which, when mature, bursts from top to bottom into several compartments and the seeds are split open is called a capsule. For example, hemp, dhutura, jute, carpus etc.