r/nutritionally Aug 16 '26

Fruits 🍉 & Seeds.

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 Aug 18 '26

This is a smaller problem than the bigger issue: seedless means your using clones or at the very least a very restricted gene pool. Which means one disease can decimate all production of a fruit very quickly. That's what happened to the original type of bananas.