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![]() Through a series of the experiments and verification tests, some of the
questions on Helen's characteristics and behaviors are unveiled. 1. Parthenocarpy: From the fact that the female flowers with their stigmas clipped off died down, it is NOT parthenocarpic. 2. Helen'sXBasjoo hybrid: Seems to be successful as the fruits keep to grow even now since 50 days after the pollination. 3. Seedlessness by hormone: Seems to be effective as the bananas sprayed vegetable hormone are still alive and keep growing. However, at the present stage,there is no way to confirm whether there are seeds or no. 4. Helen's genuine bananas: The pollination Helen'sXHelen's is succeeded. The geuine bananas are growing. Looking forward to its taste and to knowing if there are seeds or not. 5. Natural pollination: It is almost impossible to tell about this because there were neither Helen's nor Basjoos in the vicinity. |
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![]() The pollination between Helen's and Basjoo was found successful.
Here is a photo of the seeds. |
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![]() Greetings asacomm! Excellent result, my congratulations! Now it is interesting that will turn out from seeds. You will land them?
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![]() Dobruie utra, Andrei,
Yes, I have already sown the seeds as I somewhere read that the result is the fresh the better. I do wonder what kind of banana will come out. |
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![]() The seedless experiment by "tomatotone" hormone seems to be successful.
The fruits passed over 60 days and there are no seeds seen inside of the fruits. If the bananas were not effected by the seedless experiment, there must have been the seeds. |
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![]() Sorry, I forgot to add some words.
What I wanted to add was that I just pray the seedless Helen's fruits really become ripe till fall. Then the cold hardiest artificial edible banana is produced. |
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![]() Здравствуй! Hi Asacomm! It will be interesting to look that will grow from seeds. Hold us in updating. I congratulate on successfully spent experience. I Helen's has grown already enough to blossom. I very strongly expect this moment. Best regards!
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