Types of Parthenocarpy | IBPS AFO #Shorts

• Parthenocarpy is the formation or development of fruits without fertilization. • The term parthenocarpy was introduced by Noll in 1902. • On the basis of pollination stimulus requirement, it is divided into stimulative and vegetative parthenocarpy. • In stimulative parthenocarpy, fruit development requires pollination stimulus or application of pollen to the stigma, without fertilization taking place. • Vegetative parthenocarpy occurs in unpollinated flowers naturally without pollination stimulus. • Vegetative parthenocarpy is observed naturally in Banana, Fig, Pear, Pineapple, and certain Cucumber varieties. Source: https://uou.ac.in/sites/default/files/slm/BOT(N)-202.pdf ▶ Free practice on this topic: https://agriprep.in/quiz/agriculture/fruit-crops ▶ agriprep.in · full 20-question quiz daily at 7 PM IST (AgriPrep Agriculture Core Daily) Facts checked against the source above and AgriPrep's verified question bank. Narration is AI-generated (text-to-speech). #IBPSAFO #AgricultureOfficer #AgriPrep #Shorts #Horticulture