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The most major difference between Apricorns and Berries is in the use of the fruit. While Berries can be used in and outside battle by a Pokémon, an Apricorn's outer skin is far too tough for it to be eaten by a Pokémon. Instead, they must first be blended into juice. Usually, Apricorns are hollowed out by specialists and fitted with special devices to be used to catch Pokémon. One such specialist, [[Kurt]], lives in [[Azalea Town]] with his granddaughter, [[Maizie]], who assists him in his work. | The most major difference between Apricorns and Berries is in the use of the fruit. While Berries can be used in and outside battle by a Pokémon, an Apricorn's outer skin is far too tough for it to be eaten by a Pokémon. Instead, they must first be blended into juice. Usually, Apricorns are hollowed out by specialists and fitted with special devices to be used to catch Pokémon. One such specialist, [[Kurt]], lives in [[Azalea Town]] with his granddaughter, [[Maizie]], who assists him in his work. | ||
The special Poké | The special [[Poké Ball]]s made from Apricorns are unique, quite rare, and often valuable for a Trainer to have on hand in battle. This is due to the fragile nature of Apricorn trees, which may die if too many Apricorns are picked at once or before they are mature enough. Only one Apricorn may be picked per tree per day, in order to prevent harm to it. | ||
[[File:Route 37 Apricorns IV.png|thumb|200px|right|The group of Apricorn trees on {{rt|37|Johto}} in Generation IV]] | [[File:Route 37 Apricorns IV.png|thumb|200px|right|The group of Apricorn trees on {{rt|37|Johto}} in Generation IV]] | ||