No, a watermelon does not undergo epigeal germination. Instead, it exhibits hypogeal germination, where the cotyledons remain below the soil surface while the shoot emerges. In this process, the seedling develops roots and a stem, but the initial leaves (cotyledons) stay buried, which is typical for many plants in the Cucurbitaceae family.
Watermelon, like all other foods, will go bad.
germination
when your eating watermelon
It grows anywhere watermelon grows. Xigua is Mandarin Chinese for "watermelon" it however, usually refers to the small watermelon. if you go to an Asian market remember, Da Xigua "big watermelon" Xiao Xigua "small watermelon"
When you are eating a watermelon
when you're eating a watermelon!
sure why not and that is not even a poptropica question
When you're eating a watermelon
i dont know go ask your mom
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When you are eating a watermelon.