Yeah, the green part is the one we eat. It's hard to think of them as gingko fruits, because they don't have seeds (given that they aren't Angiosperms - seed bearing plants), nor are they exactly nuts. Well, perhaps they can be thought of as something like pine cones or juniper berries. Haha...

Many things to settle, but it's stuck until the 18th at the very least. Then perhaps it's a mad rush. Here's hoping everything will sort themselves out neatly when the time comes.