Oranges, (fruit ones), why do...........
20 March 2006, 01:46 PM
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Oranges, (fruit ones), why do...........
...........some of the big ones have like a smaller orange growing as part of the non-stalk end? I had one last night and there was almost a complete orange, about 3cm across, inside the end of the bigger one.
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20 March 2006, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
Its a type of orange that was mated with another fruit I belive.
Seedless fruit are GM made I think so they get seeds from normal fruit and modify them.
Seedless fruit are GM made I think so they get seeds from normal fruit and modify them.
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Originally Posted by Steve Sherwen
Also, what is the point in nature of seedless tangerines? How do they produce new trees?
Steve
This is just like asking where do mules come from -- their mothers are horses and their fathers are donkeys.The males are always infertile, and females normally so - fertile mules are very rare indeed.Something to do with chromosomes of horses and donkeys being different.
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