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Hesperidium is a type of fruit that has a leathery rind surrounding the inner pulp. It is a characteristic feature of certain plants in the family Rutaceae, which includes citrus and related genera. The rind of the fruit, which is the hesperidium itself, is often leathery and contains oils and other secondary compounds that contribute to the fruit's flavor and aroma.
Inside the hesperidium, the pulp is composed of juice sacs, known as vesicles, which contain the sweet,
Examples of fruits that have a hesperidium include oranges, grapefruits, and lemons. The manner in which the
_patterns of plant growth and development in relation to the hesperidium are currently an active area of