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In an orange, the juicy parts of the segments are actually the endocarp Contrast this to a drupe, where the endocarp is a hard stone that is definitely not eaten In a grape, the entirety of the pericarp (all three layers) as well as the seed is eaten Personally, I would use something generic and non-scientific, such as "flesh "
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