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About Fruit Types:
The species in the Online Field Guide are divided into type categories based on shared characteristics or relationships. A silhouette illustration shows a representative species from each type. The list below tells which species are included in each type category.

Cones & Conelike Fruit
alders
birches
hop hornbeams
cedars
cypresses
junipers
redwoods
sequoias
tulip trees
magnolias
firs
larches
spruces
pines
hemlocks
yews
torreyas

Keys
hoptrees
elms
maples
ashes
ailanthus

Acorns
Oaks

Fleshy Fruit
apples
plums
pawpaws
mangos
persimmons
roses
cacti
dogwoods
serviceberries
hawthorns

Capsules & Balls
agaves
yuccas
catalpa
willows
ceanothus
creosote bush
laurels
sourwoods
rhododendrons
chestnuts
buckeyes
eucalyptus
ocotillos
sycamores
tamarisks
cottonwoods
willows
aspens
sweetgums

Berrylike Fruit
grapes
barberries
buckthorns
cacti
sumacs
peppertrees
poison ivy, oak, sumac
dogwoods
tupelos
hackberries
madrones
manzanitas
blueberries, huckleberries
cranberries
hollies
honeysuckles
elderberries
snowberries
viburnums
sassafras
chinaberries
mulberries
palms
palmettos
hawthorns
crabapples
chokecherries
serviceberries
roses
raspberries
blackberries
ashes
bumelias
wax myrtles
bayberries
yews

Nuts
chestnuts
chinquapins
beeches
hornbeams
basswoods
hickories
walnuts

Tufted Fruit
sage, sagebrush
groundsel bush
mountain mahoganies
apache plumes
cliffroses

Pods
prickly-ashes
acacias
mimosas
palo verdes
redbuds
brooms
smoke trees
coral beans
locusts
ironwoods
mesquites
gorse
cinquefoils
ninebarks
bitterbrushes
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