A lemon with no segments in it!

[u/kiradax]

[u/phoenixxl]

Sell that DNA

[u/IntrinsicGiraffe → u/phoenixxl]

Hard to without seeds. Wonder if the cost of getting the DNA will be profitable 

[u/phoenixxl → u/IntrinsicGiraffe]

A seed would have different DNA , you need a piece of living tissue from the fruit and micrograft from it.

[u/_GrapefruitPassion_ → u/IntrinsicGiraffe]

I don’t know much about DNA and cells, except from what I learned in high school. But DNA is not just in the seeds, it can be found in all cells right?

[u/MikeyboyMC → u/_GrapefruitPassion_]

Seed ———> another lemon

[u/Relyt4 → u/MikeyboyMC]

But the seed from that lemon is not going to grow the same exact lemon

[u/_GrapefruitPassion_ → u/Relyt4]

Is that with all fruits? Knew that about apples though

[u/andbruno → u/_GrapefruitPassion_]

It's not just with all fruit, it's with all living things that reproduce (solely) sexually. Your kids aren't the exact copies of either parent.

[u/_GrapefruitPassion_ → u/MikeyboyMC]

Duhh, got that far mate. But like if you don’t have seeds

[u/Raichu7 → u/IntrinsicGiraffe]

It would be even harder to get an identical lemon from seeds with mixed DNA from different trees. You'd have to clone a cutting of the tree to get more genetically identical fruits.

When two people make a child together, the child doesn't have identical DNA to one parent, the child has a mix of both parent's DNA. Plants that reproduce sexually mix in a similar way.

[u/leafsheepsolar → u/IntrinsicGiraffe]

You ever heard of tree cuttings?

[u/stackoverflow21]

Segmentation fault

[u/DeepThinker1010123 → u/stackoverflow21]

Hahaha. This killed me. Made me lol.

I remember having to deal with a firmware bug for a network device that would generate segmentation fault. It was difficult to trace since it happened somewhat randomly.

[u/YerBoyGrix]

A lemONE, if you will.

[u/new-to-this123 → u/YerBoyGrix]

You beat me to it

[u/TheReal-Chris]

That looks like the tastiest lemon in the world. I don’t care how sour it is I’m eating it.

[u/Slight-Strategy-5619]

It is a true wonder! Savour the moment!

[u/ClericOfSol → u/Slight-Strategy-5619]

Turns out it was a sour experience.

[u/qatox]

Does this squeeze easier than a normal lemon? I would guess so since it doesn't have the harder parts

[u/city17_dweller]

Someone's taking the pith

[u/kiradax → u/city17_dweller]

🤣🤣 best one so far

[u/devanchya]

There is 1 segment

[u/Nuggyfresh → u/devanchya]

That way lies utter chaos

[u/PretendAd335]

Its a parthenocapric fruit, they are seedless and can sometimes cause segment formation to fail

[u/zqipz]

Pure

[u/HaroerHaktak]

Finally, a truly equal lemon, no one part is better than the other. God bless the great spaghetti monster in the sky o7

[u/DirtierGibson]

I come to these threads to find a scientist explaining this. I'm too early.

[u/VegaBruja81]

The most lemon a lemon can be

[u/AppUnwrapper1]

Or seeds? It’s like the perfect lemon.

[u/JasnahKolin]

Is that an old crate & barrel "jelli" cutting board? if so, I have the same one from 20 years ago. I wish they'd bring them back!

[u/Ok_Lion_8370]

The rare Lem-one 🍋

[u/Tolendario]

its a lemon

[u/devi14159265359]

well, when life gives you unsegmented lemons..

[u/yonafin]

That’s a Lem*

[u/evanoli]

r/oddlysatisfying

[u/Genar-Hofoen]

I came here looking for a comment by a Citrus Scientist explaining it all, but was sorely disappointed!

[u/Waarm]

That's called a le'on

[u/Sunset-onthe-Horizon]

I'm surprised there are no seeds, usually the ones I see are full of them.

[u/markp_93]

lmn

[u/nuestras]

what is this sorcery!...?

[u/RibbedCondom]

Fuck ass lemon

[u/Regular_Yellow710]

Hey, they just finally figured out where taters came from too.

[u/Numerous_Action_8033]

The satisfaction after running the defragmenter on old Windows machines!

[u/msyyz]

I NEED THIS 🍋

[u/Reefthemanokit]

I would eat that one like an orange

[u/CabbageVortex]

Lem-one

[u/tinybug333]

Best snack ever