FRESNO, Calif. - Walk down the produce aisle in any grocery store and you'll see a vast selection of watermelons and red, green and black grapes - all without seeds.

OK, so what about seedless watermelons? They don’t live long enough to get a woody stem that could be grafted, so how do you get seedless annual plants? Besides seedless fruits, there are ...

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A seven-year UNH study found that multiple varieties of seedless table grapes fared well despite New Hampshire’s challenging climate.

Besides seedless fruits, there are actually a lot of seedless flowers and shrubs grown in our gardens.

Seedless watermelons can overcome this challenge. But how in the world do they grow watermelons without seeds, since this is the whole reason plants produce fruits? Here’s how that works.

Plants are capable of producing seedless fruit through a process called parthenocarpy, and humans have long leveraged it in agriculture.

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Question: I bought a grafted grape vine that the sign at the store said was seedless, but the grapes have large, hard seeds in them. Is there anything that can be done to make them seedless? Answer… ...