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fruited
This term is primarily used in technical botanical and mycological descriptions to denote the presence of reproductive structures. In a general horticultural sense, it describes plants that have successfully reached the stage of bearing fruit, often implying a state of abundance or maturity.
In scientific contexts, specifically regarding fungi, the term refers to the "fruiting body," the visible spore-producing structure. In these instances, the word describes a physical morphology rather than the production of edible fruit in the culinary sense.
Meanings
Examples
The garden was filled with heavily fruited vines that draped over the fence.
Look at these fruited branches reaching toward the sun.
Is this species typically fruited during the autumn months?
The fungus has a distinct fruited body that emerges from the soil.
I wonder if the tree will be fruited by next year.
The specimen exhibited a fruited structure typical of certain agarics.
We need to identify if the plant is fruited or still in the flowering stage.
The forest floor was dotted with small fruited organisms.