What number of fruit trees are known to mankind?
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The question is unacceptable. Those with good taste and steeped in awareness of political correctness no longer refer to them as "fruit" trees.
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STANDING OVATION\n\nED4810-When Will Yo STOP Believing The Fruitpicker Lie??\nThere Are NOT 20 Million Illegal Fruitpickers
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1 Boxing  2 Niagara Falls 3. Asparagus and Rhubarb 4. Baseball 5. Strawberries 6. the pear is grown with the bottle around it  7. Dwell, Dwarf 8. Period, Question Mark, Exclamation point, Comma, Colon, Semi Colon\n\n\nAfter I answered I looked up the answer for question 3 and it seems that there are more than just 2 perennial vegetables.
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You have 3 bananas, 2 lemons, 4 apples and 5 oranges.  Instead of saying all that you simply say that you have 14 pieces of fruit.  That is a basic way that we use summation notation in our daily lives.
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The General Sherman tree, an individual Giant Sequoia with a volume of 1489 m3, is generally considered to be the largest organism.\n\nHowever, the Malheur National Forest Armillaria ostoyae (a species of honey fungus) was found to span 8.9 km². Whether or not this is an actual individual organism is disputed, some tests have indicated that they have the same genetic makeup.\n\nThe Aspen tree also forms large clonal colonies of genetically identical trees. These trees form through root sprouts coming off an original parent tree, though the root system does not remain a single unit. \n\nThe Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral reef stretching 2000 km, has been shown to be a collection of many organisms and is the largest living superorganism.\n\nWhale is the largest animal (not organism).
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TREES... LOTS AND LOTS OF TREES
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your favorite fruit trees> and you will have oxygen to breathe, fruit and shadow and the energy that only a tree  can give you and of course do not forget that you can sell the fruit
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Nobody knows, approximately 2 million species have been identified as currently inhabiting the earth, but extrapolations based on the rate of discovery of species and other factors give figures ranging from 3 million to 80 million species.
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WHAT ARE THE SIX BASIC PARTS OF A TREE?  \nRoots \nBark \nTrunk \nBranches \nLeaves \nSeeds
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Nobody is sure, though lots of scientists are involved in trying to count them.  Best estimates for this planet currently put the number somewhere between 2 million and 20 million!  Most of these are insects, and a huge percentage of the insect species are beetles.  \n\nCarl Linnaeus, who gave us our system of classifying species (or taxonomy), is supposed to have said "God must be inordinately fond of beetles", though he probably said it in Swedish!
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the roots, the stem, the leaves, and the flower/fruits
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the fruit is forbidden knowledge
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The mango (Mangifera spp.; plural mangos or mangoes) is a genus of about 35 species of tropical fruiting trees in the flowering plant family Anacardiaceae, native to India, Pakistan[citation needed] and Southeast Asia, of which the Indian Mango M. indica is by far the most important commercially. Reference to mangos as the "food of the gods" can be found in the Hindu Vedas. The name of the fruit comes from the Tamil word mangaai[1], and popularised by the Portuguese after their Indian exploration, hence the word 'manga' in Portuguese.
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about 1000 on a simple tree times roughly the amount of trees in the world which is over a 100,000,000 making 100,000,000,000,000 leaves on earth
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It's a fruit, product of a tree!
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There are many more types of apples than you might guess. There's more than 7,000 varieties grown in the world, and about 2,500 in the United States. Now, that's a lot of apples! \nDid you know that 90% of apples grown in the United States, come from only 16 varieties of apples, and 8 of these make up 80%? And it's no wonder these apples are so popular, they taste great and store well.( http://www.dole5aday.com/ReferenceCenter/Encyclopedia/Apples/apple_type.jsp )
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It is the world's largest tree-borne fruit.\n\nFor more info:http://www.crfg.org/pubs/ff/jackfruit.html