Seedless Oranges are continually being hybridized and modified. The goal of these modification is to make them sweeter and to yield more juice.
i would assume you would just cross seedless oranges but is there a more scientific explanation? i would assume you would just cross seedless oranges but is there a more scientific explanation?
"Seedless oranges" actually aren't always completely seedless. Some of them have seeds, so you would plant those and then get your "seedless" orange tree.
they aren't
from spores
they are asexually propogated by cuttings and grafting
vegetative propagation
Navel oranges are considered to be the finest eating orange in the world. A navel orange is seedless.
vegetation propagation
No, they are not seedless and they produce flowers or fruit. Fruit in turn has seeds. Apple, Kiwi, Oranges, etc. ...........you get the point
Seedless - * oranges * mandarins * watermelons * grapes * persimmons * cucumbers * eggplant * bananas Reall easy bannanas , seedless grapes and some pple buy seedless watermelon
Naval Oranges are indeed seedless. The naval end of a naval orange is a "conjoined" twin making the whole orange sterile as soon as the flower starts to fruit. Thus not making any seeds. Also the only way to grow a naval orange tree is by grafting a naval orange branch onto another citrus tree, or from growing a plant from a naval orange root stock.
seedless plant do not live longer. People are starting to like seedless plants.