| The fruit of the papaw resembles the pepo, but the calyx is not superior. |
| In the drawing of pepo oblongus of Lobel, Icones, 641, the character of the peduncle is clearly defined. |
| The pepo, another indehiscent syncarpous fruit, is illustrated by the fruit of the gourd, melon and other Cucurbitaceae. |
| The combined action of cucurbita pepo, B6 vitamin and zinc gluconate contributes to normalize the secretion of sebum. |
| Botanically, the fruits are a type of berry known as a pepo, and they vary greatly in size, shape, surface texture, and flesh colour and flavour, depending on the variety. |
| The fruit is a type of berry known as a pepo and is usually harvested before the rind hardens. |
