WATERMELON PLANTING & PACKING || Agriculture and processing
WATERMELON PLANTING & PACKING
Watermelons or tembikai (citrullus lanatus, the cucumber or cucurbitaceae), are vines that come from half the desert region of southern Africa. The plant is still a relative of lamany (cucurbitaceae), melons (cucumis melo) and cucumber (cucumis sativus).
They usually harvest the fruit to be eaten fresh or prepared with juice. Dried and roasted melon seeds are also edible (kotiledon) as seeds. As a member of the other armpit tribes, the habitable plant grows but it cannot form the Adventist root and cannot climb. The range of bridge can reach a dozen feet. The leaves are squiggly around the edges.
The flower is perfect, yellow, small (3cm in diameter). It is andromonoecious monoxian, that is, it has two types of flowers on one plant: the male flower, with only a stamen, and the ladylike/hermaphrodite, which has stamens and stigmas. The sissy flower can be identified by the potential fruit (ovary) at the base of the flower as an oval - shaped enlargement.
The fruit is hard, dark green or light green with dark green lines. Depending on the fungus, the juicy meat of the fruit is red or yellow.
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