Wild berry

In botany, the bay is a type of fruit fleshy, indehiscent, usually containing one or more seeds, the seeds. The pericarp is composed of the bay from the outside to the inside by a very thin exocarp, a fleshy mesocarp (called sarcocarp) and a fleshy endocarp, which differentiates from the drupe from the endocarp which is sclerotized (cherry, peach, coconut).