Most members of the Sunflower Family produce achenes. Another type of dry fruit is a dry capsule, produced by some members of the lilies and as follicles in columbines. Fleshy fruits are derived from various structures of the flower. Other fleshy fruits include strawberries, in which the receptacle enlarges and each ovary has an achene attached to it. It is typical of raspberries for clusters of small drupes, called drupelets, to attach to the receptacle but separate when ripe.
True berries are soft fruits with seeds embedded in the pulp, like huckleberries.