Simple fruits are fruits that develop from a single ovary of a single flower. They can be classified into two main types: fleshy fruits and dry fruits. Fleshy fruits, like apples and peaches, have a soft texture and are often sweet, making them enjoyable to eat. Dry fruits, such as nuts and grains, have a hard or papery outer layer and can be further divided into categories like dehiscent and indehiscent fruits. Within simple fruits, there are also specific subcategories. For example, berries are a type of fleshy fruit that contains multiple seeds and comes from a single ovary, while drupes have a hard pit surrounding the seed, like cherries. Understanding these classifications helps in