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Fruited plants with separated segments can generally be identified by their appearance

2018-03-08View Original

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For example, with the mangosteen that I like to eat, you can tell how many segments it has by looking at its belly – there will be that many segments of mangosteen inside. There are also grapefruits, pomelos, etc.; the same method as for oranges is used – remove the stem and count the white spots inside. The number of segments corresponds to the number of dark, elongated streaks on the durian.
Reply #22018-03-08
The original poster is an expert in cuisine, but more importantly, they are a careful person:victory:
Reply #32018-03-12
Follow what the original poster said and try some fruit

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