🍓 With fruit pieces 🌳 Having fruit

fruited

3.6

Has fruit growing on it, like a tree with ripe apples

adjective
/ˈfruːtɪd/

: frutal

Farmers prefer to cultivate fruited species that thrive in this climate and offer delicious produce.
fruited varieties
small-fruited

Examples

This garden features fruited plants that not only look beautiful but also yield an abundance of berries.
That new growth then fruited, fruited, fruited, fruited and fruited.
The orchard is known for its many fruited trees that produce a variety of apples each autumn.

Synonyms

fruitful

vsfruited

43 3.9

Producing good, useful results

is specifically about plants that produce actual fruit rather than general productivity

fruiting

vsfruited

3.7

Able to produce apples or berries on a tree

is about already bearing fruit rather than being likely to produce it

Antonyms

barren

57 4.6

Land where plants and animals cannot grow

infertile

19 5.2

Not able to have babies or other young

Compounds

blue-fruited

7.2

A plant that has blue fruit

dark-fruited

Specialized

6.9

Having dark fruit like grapes or berries

red-fruited

2.7

A plant that has red fruit

round-fruited

Specialized

4.3

A plant or tree that grows round fruit like berries

oval-fruited

Specialized

7.9

A plant that has oval fruit

plum-fruited yew

Specialized

9.9

An evergreen South American tree or shrub that makes small plum-like fruit

small-fruited

5.3

A plant that produces small fruit

How Fruitful

everbearing

Specialized

5.3

prolific

7 6.0

fruited

3.6

fruitless

24 4.8

Surface Forms

fruited positive

Morphology

fruited = fruit (transparent) = fruit + ed

Standard adjective/participle formation from 'fruit' indicating 'bearing or having fruit', which learners can readily infer.

Etymology

Fruited comes from the same root as fruit, and it means 'having fruit' or 'producing fruit'. So a fruited tree or plant 'has fruit', which is why we use the word for plants that bear fruit.