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Remove most of the seeds on the surface (leave some seeds in to represent mitochondria) and replace with different, edible items below (scoop out watermelon with a spoon to make room for larger edible items.) write the name of the cell part on a. Upend your watermelon and slide downward, following the contour of the melon, removing one section of the rind It's critical that you strike a balance between removing all the white rind, and leaving as much of the sweet, red flesh of the watermelon. Luckily, there's an easy, foolproof way to cut the watermelon up and remove the seeds all at once. Instead, try trimming the rind off the two edges of the watermelon triangle, which leaves a nifty handle for holding the triangle while exposing the watermelon for easy eating. For the most efficient seed removal, use running water Hold the open watermelon half under running water in the sink, cut side up Use your hand to gently swish and agitate the flesh until the seeds start separating The way you get tetraploids is by applying a chemical called colchicine which messes with cells as they are dividing You add it to diploid seedlings and then some cells become tetraploid. Although you can use a blender to extract watermelon juice, it is not ideal for removing seeds Blending the flesh will emulsify the seeds, making them difficult to separate from the juice. You can use it in salads, juices or in your kids' lunch boxes Here is a simple and easy way to cut and deseed a watermelon for you to enjoy it without the seeds! This review article summarizes the advances in the study of physicochemical, microbiological, nutritional, and sensory changes linked to the deterioration of watermelon after processing and during storage.