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What are those Bumps Inside the Green Pepper?
Apr 1, 2022 21:52:01 #
Don Schaeffer
Loc: Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltKt_7KCOuA
The inside of a green pepper looks like a magic cavern to me. There are shiny bumps that look like gems. I thought they might be very large cells. I took a look. The bumps are not cells, but cells are inside the bumps. They are very large, nearly naked-eye visible, but disguised.
The inside of a green pepper looks like a magic cavern to me. There are shiny bumps that look like gems. I thought they might be very large cells. I took a look. The bumps are not cells, but cells are inside the bumps. They are very large, nearly naked-eye visible, but disguised.
Apr 1, 2022 22:31:01 #
Don Schaeffer wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltKt_7KCOuA
The inside of a green pepper looks like a magic cavern to me. There are shiny bumps that look like gems. I thought they might be very large cells. I took a look. The bumps are not cells, but cells are inside the bumps. They are very large, nearly naked-eye visible, but disguised.
The inside of a green pepper looks like a magic cavern to me. There are shiny bumps that look like gems. I thought they might be very large cells. I took a look. The bumps are not cells, but cells are inside the bumps. They are very large, nearly naked-eye visible, but disguised.
OK, so following your curiosity about the interior anatomy of a bell pepper look here:
https://medium.com/@jeremysdtour/how-to-cut-a-bell-pepper-and-its-anatomy-a1c063f54818
Apr 1, 2022 23:04:57 #
Apr 1, 2022 23:24:13 #
robertjerl wrote:
OK, so following your curiosity about the interior anatomy of a bell pepper look here:
https://medium.com/@jeremysdtour/how-to-cut-a-bell-pepper-and-its-anatomy-a1c063f54818
https://medium.com/@jeremysdtour/how-to-cut-a-bell-pepper-and-its-anatomy-a1c063f54818
Interesting link, except that it’s not true. Peppers don’t have a gender. Pepper flowers have both male and female parts and they self-pollinate.
Apr 2, 2022 05:09:34 #
Don Schaeffer
Loc: Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
Interesting. They must have flowers too though. Asexual reproduction is dangerous for the species.
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