Primitive seedless plants, like ferns, mosses and liverworts, reproduce with spores. Spores, like seeds, are ultimately the result of sexual reproduction.

(via SciShow) Seedless watermelons are basically the best thing ever. But they’re also a delicious paradox. Seeds are a key part of plant reproduction. So how do you breed a plant that doesn’t make ...

PLANT PALETTE: Seeded or seedless watermelon? It's all about genetics JENNIFER SCHULTZ NELSON For the Herald & Review Jul 17, 2016 Jul 17, 2016 0 ...

Most people find it best to plant two vines close together and let them grow together. That way if the many problematic stem/vine borers get one of the vines, the other can fill the space.

Seedless avocados are here and we’re obsessed Something good has managed to happen this year - shockingly, out of people’s inability to cut an avocado without hurting themselves.

The first coreless, seedless apples known to science were discovered only last year. Weighing a plump quarter-pound each, they grow on a freak tree in Mrs. Libbie Wilcox’s backyard in Huntington ...

The claim: Eating seedless watermelons treated with colchicine can cause cancer, infertility and more Social media users are warning against the purported dangers of seedless watermelon. "Eating ...

Most watermelons sold in grocery stores now are “seedless” — technically they do have seeds, they’re just really small and not crunchy so you don’t mind eating them.

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While seedless grapes are typically shipped to New England from other parts of the country due to growing challenges, grape production in New Hampshire is gradually expanding.