drupelet

Each mulberry, raspberry, or blackberry is a drupelet, or cluster of tiny drupes, each of which contains a single seed.

You’re supposed to wait for the classic signs of readiness, when the musty crimson drupelets fall willingly into your hand, leaving behind a pale naked stump.

Late season raspberries may develop white drupelets due to sun scald and blueberries may not reach their ideal size because of a lack of water.

Pistils several or numerous, becoming drupelets in fruit.

The stuff also makes quick work of disassembling blackberries into individual drupelets and shattering dollops of oil into tiny shards that thaw in minutes.