Seedless watermelons come from seeds that are triploid and therefore do not develop properly and are simply soft hulls that are easy to chew.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Triploid seeds contain three sets of chromosomes instead of the usual two, leading to seedless watermelons that have small, undeveloped white seeds. These seeds are often referred to as "empty" or "soft" because they lack the hardness and viability of normal seeds.

Seedless Watermelons Come from Seeds That Are Triploid and Therefore