Fruit cake

This article covers an attachment point on a fruit tree. For uterine tissue, also known as placenta, see placenta .

In the fruit tree , the fruit cake is the thickened attachment point of a fruit or its stem on the branch .

New flowers or fruit skewers are often created from previous year's fruit cakes. When pruning trees, make sure that enough fruit cake is left over. The so-called whisk wood is formed from the short fruit skewers and the fruit cake. Crustaceans often develop when harvesting in wet weather. Compare also the placenta (botany) .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://www.schwaabfruchtsaft.de/schnittkurs_fuer_obstbaeume_in_streuobstwiesen.html
2. ↑ Fruit tree cancer