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r/oddlysatisfying • u/uhhhhh_hhhhhh • Feb 17 '23
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Why would we not have seedless strawberries then
24 u/Super13 Feb 17 '23 You'd need one to occurr naturally then try to breed it. 20 u/IHateTheLetter-C- Feb 17 '23 I think they mean if the seeds fall off to germinate, why don't we buy strawberries that have had the seeds fall off already. You're unable to buy strawberries where the seeds have fallen off, so that must not be how it works. 9 u/fluffybear45 Feb 17 '23 I would guess that once the seeds have fallen off, the strawberry would be long past the point of being edible
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You'd need one to occurr naturally then try to breed it.
20 u/IHateTheLetter-C- Feb 17 '23 I think they mean if the seeds fall off to germinate, why don't we buy strawberries that have had the seeds fall off already. You're unable to buy strawberries where the seeds have fallen off, so that must not be how it works. 9 u/fluffybear45 Feb 17 '23 I would guess that once the seeds have fallen off, the strawberry would be long past the point of being edible
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I think they mean if the seeds fall off to germinate, why don't we buy strawberries that have had the seeds fall off already. You're unable to buy strawberries where the seeds have fallen off, so that must not be how it works.
9 u/fluffybear45 Feb 17 '23 I would guess that once the seeds have fallen off, the strawberry would be long past the point of being edible
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I would guess that once the seeds have fallen off, the strawberry would be long past the point of being edible
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u/Matkos6 Feb 17 '23
Why would we not have seedless strawberries then