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1 hour ago, Kerry Beal said:Curious to know if peduncles are peels?
Maybe those little protuberances at the polar end of the lemons?
Would make sense from @liuzhou's definition as it forms at the stalk or stem end.
1 hour ago, liuzhou said:
In my mental dictionary peduncles are stalks or stems.
In this photo from an article on fruit drop in HLB, they are using “peduncle” to describe that bulbous spot where the fruit connects to the stem.
1 hour ago, Kerry Beal said:Curious to know if peduncles are peels?
Maybe those little protuberances at the polar end of the lemons?
Would make sense from @liuzhou's definition as it forms at the stalk or stem end.
55 minutes ago, liuzhou said:
In my mental dictionary peduncles are stalks or stems.
In this photo from an article on fruit drop in HLB, they are using “peduncle” to describe that bulbous spot where the fruit connects to the stem.
54 minutes ago, Kerry Beal said:Curious to know if peduncles are peels?
Maybe those little protuberances at the polar end of the lemons?
Would make sense from @liuzhou's definition as it forms at the stalk or stem end.
48 minutes ago, liuzhou said:
In my mental dictionary peduncles are stalks or stems.
51 minutes ago, Kerry Beal said:Curious to know if peduncles are peels?
Maybe those little protuberances at the polar ends of the lemons?
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