The biological function of a fruit is to get the seeds into the right place (ie a place where it can germinate and grow, preferably away from the parent plant, and to achieve this inside a fruit eating dispersing animal) and keep them out of the wrong place (ie near the parent plant, or more particularly inside a seed-eating herbivore).
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to get the seeds into the right place (ie a place where it can germinate and grow, preferably away from the parent plant, and to achieve this inside a fruit eating dispersing animal) and keep them out of the wrong place (ie near the parent plant, or more particularly inside a seed-eating herbivore
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L:ie a place