In which part of the flower is the future fruit located?

The future fruit develops from the ovary of the pistil. For the development of a certain fruit to begin, the transfer of pollen from the stamen to the pistil is necessary. Stamens can be found on other flowers. Pollination is possible due to wind or insect pollinators. Some flowers have both stamens and a pistil. This increases the chances of pollination of the flowering plant. Some time after pollination, the development of a fruit occurs, such as a box with seeds (like a poppy), berries (raspberries, currants, watermelon) or another type of juicy (cherry, plum, peach) or dry fruit.