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Sunday Rest: mesocarp.

Well, a carp is a fish, and meso- means middle, and so...

But no, you are much too sophisticated to fall for that. A carp is a fish, certainly, but the ending -carp implies a fruit (yes, that's right, it's Greek).

But what exactly is a mesocarp? What can a middle fruit be?Whatever it is, it sounds nasty.

Well, the mesocarp of an almond will have disappeared before you buy it, and the mesocarp of a walnut will also have disappeared (unless you're eating it pickled); but the mesocarp of an orange or lemon you'll probably usually call the pith.

And, yes, orange and lemon pith is quite nasty.

But when you think of the great dripping, slurping, sugary pleasure we get from the flesh of an apricot:


photo by xamumu

or a mango, or a peach, it seems a great crime that botanists have christened that the mesocarp, too.


illustration by LadyofHats

Word Not To Use Today: mesocarp. As you know, meso- is Greek for middle, and -carp is Greek for fruit. 

As you'll also know, sinking your teeth gently into the cool and melting flesh of a warm peach is much more fun than biting a chunk out of its mesocarp.

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