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Pome

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Pome 

an enclosed, fleshy, usually many-seeded fruit. At maturation, the tissue of the pericarp is differentiated into an external succulent part and an internal cartilaginous or leathery part. Examples of the latter are pomes of the apple, pear, and mountain ash. Sometimes the inner section becomes completely ligneous, as in the cotoneaster. Many pomes are edible.
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On the Anniversary of the Jumping Frog Derby of Calaveras County Whenever I sit down to woo the muse In order to fashion a pome for youse, I think of Old Horace, wise ol' duck Who said that a pome should delight and instruct.
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This pome is exactly this many words too many Words are not the pome.
Unpoem by Potter, Bob / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
Crops were grouped into two main categories: pome fruits (apples and pears) and non-pome fruits.
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