Another way to look at fruits is to distinguish between those that are formed solely from the ovary and those that are formed from the ovary as well as other flower parts. A pericarpium is a fruit formed solely from the ovary. A simple, fleshy fruit that does not dehisce. Berries are usually dispersed by animals that eat them. The seeds pass through their bodies and are excreted.
Rhododendrons have capsular fruit.
In a poricidal capsule, dehiscence is via pores, small holes in the side of the capsule. A simple, fleshy, indehiscent fruit with one or more internal stones. A dry, dehiscent fruit that develops from one carpel and opens through only one slit. Magnolias have follicular fruit. A fleshy, berry-like fruit with a tough rind, such as orange, lemon, and other citrus.