Sentence examples for tiny fruits from inspiring English sources

They are arboreal and nocturnal, foraging for tiny fruits and insects.

In the second season of growth, seed stalks rise about 1 metre (3.3 feet) tall and are topped by compound umbels of small, greenish yellow flowers followed by tiny fruits, or seeds, similar to those of a carrot but without spines.

Each berry is an unusual collection of many tiny fruits, so pollen must be delivered to each of the 200 or so ovaries inside the flower.

The tiny fruits are dispersed by wind, and germinate and grow after fire or on disturbed ground.

The tiny fruits split, releasing minute angular seeds.

Wild tomato species have tiny fruits made to propagate the species and not to feed human beings.

We studied different types of insect eyes — from tiny fruit fly eyes to huge blowfly eyes.

The tiny fruit, or seed, of the celery resembles the plant itself in taste and aroma and is used as a seasoning, particularly in soups and pickles.

But perhaps the most indulgent treats at MeMe's — and a favorite with morning customers — are the tiny fruit pies ($4.25), which explode with flavor when they're warmed up "to go" in the shop's oven.

Imagine a $115 million universe in miniature, set amid 13,000 acres of rolling hills and peaceful lakes in southern China's Yunnan Province, with tiny dogs, tiny fruit trees, a 230-foot-high performance hall that looks like the stump of a prehistoric tree and standard-size guest cabins.

Twenty varieties of tomatoes thrive in a hoop house just down the road from the restaurant; they include Black Cherry, a mild tasting tomato that looks like a jumbo Bing cherry; Striped German, which can weigh in at two pounds each; and Lemon Drop, a tiny fruit with a citrus kick.