Parthenocarpic potential in Capsicum annuumL. is enhanced by carpelloid structures and controlled by a single recessive gene

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#TIL: parthenocarpy is the formation of virgin fruits (due to unfertilized ovules) and one also tends to get carpel-like structures inside the fruit. Now I wonder whether the same is true for some citrus fruits. https://t.co/btbIu6hLxH https://t.co/KUpkdx

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Parthenocarpy in Capsicum annuum by Tiwari et al, 2011 http://t.co/iSg02U0KUF http://t.co/3c6MRluj9z

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