1.   Creating seedless watermelons is laborious and time-consuming.

2.   Q. How are seedless watermelons propagated, if there are no seeds from the fruit?

3.   Seedless watermelon.

4.   Seedless watermelons do have seeds, or at least the partial seeds called initials.

5.   Seedless watermelons, peaches with white flesh and fall-bearing raspberries have been a few of the results.

6.   The marriage of diploid and tetraploid produces watermelons that contain the seeds for seedless watermelons.

7.   There will be yellow-fleshed ones, too, and undoubtedly some seedless watermelons, which have been in the experimental stage for several years.

8.   At one stop, he tasted a seedless watermelon.

9.   Seedless watermelon was one thing, but a featherless chicken?