Sentences with SARCOCARP
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The sarcocarp of the mango is juicy and flavorful."
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"The ripe strawberry sarcocarp is responsible for its sweet taste."
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"Botanists study the structure and development of sarcocarps."
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"The sarcocarp of a watermelon is typically red or pink."
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"The sarcocarp of an orange is divided into segments."
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"The sarcocarp of a pineapple is fibrous and tangy."
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"The sarcocarp of a lychee is translucent and fragrant."
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"The sarcocarp of a peach is soft and fuzzy on the surface."
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"The ripening process of the sarcocarp gives bananas their yellow color."
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"The sarcocarp of a pomegranate contains numerous juicy arils."
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"The edible portion of a tomato is the sarcocarp surrounding the seeds."
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"In some fruits, the sarcocarp becomes fleshy and thick when mature."
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"The sarcocarp of a guava is commonly used to make jellies and jams."
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"Some sarcocarps have a tough outer layer, like the rind of a cantaloupe."
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"The sarcocarp of a grape is tender and juicy."
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"The sarcocarp of a passion fruit is gelatinous and aromatic."
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"The sarcocarp of a fig contains countless tiny seeds."
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"The sarcocarp of a coconut is the part that we consume as the white flesh."
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"The sarcocarp of a plum is tart and slightly sweet."
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"The sarcocarp of a blackberry is made up of many small drupelets."
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"The sarcocarp of a peach is sweet and juicy."
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"Mangoes have a fibrous sarcocarp surrounding their large seeds."
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"The ripe sarcocarp of a pomegranate is considered a delicacy."
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"Jackfruit has a fleshy sarcocarp that can be used as a meat substitute."
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"The sarcocarp of a durian emits a strong odor."
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"In some fruits, the seeds are embedded in the sarcocarp."
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"The sarcocarp of a pineapple is yellow and extremely juicy."
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"Some plants have edible sarcocarps that are used in traditional medicine."
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"The sarcocarp of a coconut is rich in fat and used for making coconut oil."
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"The taste of the sarcocarp can vary greatly between different types of fruit."
