See This Strange Thing!! - Agriculture

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See This Strange Thing!! by sundayslim(op): 10:56am On Mar 01, 2016

Came across this on Facebook and decided to share it here.

Does anyone have an explanation for this?

Farmers and Agricultural experts, say something.

Lalasticlala, no snake on this one tho..

Re: See This Strange Thing!! by amtaken(f): 11:02am On Mar 01, 2016

Cross pollination

Re: See This Strange Thing!! by Eebrahym(m): 11:03am On Mar 01, 2016

This is the Five hundred and Fifty fifth thousand time I'm seeing this pinsure undecided

Re: See This Strange Thing!! by eluquenson(m): 11:10am On Mar 01, 2016

Cross pollination in plant, @Op you are such a funny dude, so invariably you mean lalasticlala likes snake story wella...LMAO

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Re: See This Strange Thing!! by fabulousmann(f): 11:20am On Mar 01, 2016

eluquenson:
Cross pollination in plant, @Op you are such a funny dude, so invariably you mean lalasticlala likes snake story wella...LMAO

pls explain

Re: See This Strange Thing!! by Nobody: 11:22am On Mar 01, 2016

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Re: See This Strange Thing!! by tubouncen(m): 11:24am On Mar 01, 2016

People are saying cross pollination... why is it that its ony 1pic of this we are seeing? can a fruit be this ripe in 9ja without peeps plucking it

The pic looks ''fixed''

Re: See This Strange Thing!! by eluquenson(m): 11:26am On Mar 01, 2016

fabulousmann:
pls explain

Cross-pollination, which is when the pollen of one plant fertilizes another plant of the same
species, occurs in a huge number of plants, including corn, willows, grasses and olive trees. A large number of food crops are cross pollinated, including squash, onions, broccoli and spinach.

Re: See This Strange Thing!! by fabulousmann(f): 11:47am On Mar 01, 2016

eluquenson:
Cross-pollination, which is when the pollen of one plant fertilizes another plant of the same
species, occurs in a huge number of plants, including corn, willows, grasses and olive trees. A large number of food crops are cross pollinated, including squash, onions, broccoli and spinach.

n it will produce different fruits on the same branch?

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