pathenocarpic fruits are without seeds - give reason
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because pathenocarpic fruits are formed without fertilization, hence there are no seeds...
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Parthenocarpic fruits are produced without the fertilisation of ovules. Thus, they are seedless fruits.
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- The term "parthenocarpy" describes the growth of fruit without fertilisation.
- Thus, this results in an infertile fruit without seeds.
- This indicates that seedless berries are produced as a result of pollination.
- Since a parthenocarpic fruit lacks endosperm and an embryo, and as a result, has no seeds. They are sometimes referred to as virgin or seedless fruits for this reason.
- The procedure was initially presented in 1902.
- Gibberellic acid (GA) is a plant hormone that is introduced together with parthenocarpy when plants are being grown.
- Gibberellic acid is present in parthenocarpic fruits. This hormone induces parthenocarpy and increases the commercial value of such fruits.
- This causes the ovary to mature without being fertilised, producing large, pulpy fruits as a result.
- Examples of parthenocarpic fruits include bananas, pineapples, watermelons, berries and cucumbers etc.
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