The edible part in strawberry is
Pericarp
Seeds
Fleshy thalamus
Only b and c
Types of Fruits:
1. Simple Fruits: These fruits develop from the monocarpellary ovary or multi carpellary syncarpous ovary and only one fruit is formed by the gynoecium. These can be fleshy or dry.
2. Aggregate Fruits: These fruits develop from the multi carpellary apocarpous ovary. Because in the apocarpous ovary, each carpel is separated from one another, therefore it forms a fruitlet. These fruits make a bunch of fruitless which is known as etaerio. For example, strawberry, raspberry, etc.
3. Composite Fruits: All composite fruits are false fruits. This type of fruit differs from aggregate fruit in that in place of a single ovary many ovaries and other floral parts combine together to form fruit. In composite fruits, generally, the whole inflorescence is modified into a fruit. For example, Jackfruit, Ficus.
Table showing important fruits and their edible parts:
| Simple Fruits | Scientific Name | Types | Edible Part |
| Wheat | Triticum aestivum | Caryopsis | Endosperm & Embryo |
| Maize | Zea mays | Caryopsis |
Endosperm & Embryo |
| Rice | Oryza sativa | Caryopsis |
Endosperm & Embryo |
| Tomato | Solanum lycopersicum | Berry | Pericarp & Placenta |
| Litchi | Litchi chinensis | Nut | Fresh aril |
| Banana | Musa paradisiaca | Berry | Mesocarp & Endocarp |
| Brinjal | Solanum melongena | Berry | Pericarp & Placenta |
| Coconut | Cocos nucifera | Drupe | Endosperm, testa, cotyledon & embryo |
| Almond | Prunus amygdalus | Drupe | Seeds |
| Aggregate Fruits | |||
| Strawberry | Fragaria vesco | Etaerio of achenes | Fleshy thalamus & seeds |
| Lotus | Nelumbo nucifera | Etaerio of achenes |
Fleshy thalamus & seeds |
| Composite Fruits | |||
| Jackfruit | Artocarpus heterophyllus | Sorosis | Fleshy axis, bracts, perianth & leaves |
| Fig | Ficus carica | Syconus | Peduncle & seeds |
| Mulberry | Morus alba | Sorosis | Fleshy axis and succulent perianth |