Having the form or nature of a berry; producing berries.
From Latin baccatus, from bacca (berry), with the adjectival suffix -ate. The word describes plants or fruits that have berry-like characteristics.
Botanists use this term to classify thousands of plants—it's one of those scientific words that reveals how plants are organized by their fruit structure, from raspberries to mistletoes.
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