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What do they call the fibrous part of the fruit where it attaches to the branch?

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If you've ever looked at the poles of fruits, you've surely noticed that they have woody parts. These parts are usually where the fruit was attached to a branch. Is there a word for this part in the English language?

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  1. It's the stem, common in all fruits grown on trees.


  2. the stem, it stays the stem from the time a bulb is grown, it becomes a flower, becomes pollinated, and fruits. its the stem.

  3. Receptacle.

    I didn't fully comprehend the question but research that and let me know if it's correct.

  4. I don't know for sure. I don't think it's called a stem, and it's DEFINITELY not a pistol, stamen or anther.

  5. a pistal
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