Here are a few examples:
Bananas: Bananas are seedless fruits that are propagated through cloning or tissue culture rather than by seed.
Pineapples: Pineapples are mostly seedless fruits. The seeds are usually small and located near the base of the fruit.
Watermelons: Seedless watermelons have been developed through selective breeding and are now widely available. They still contain small, edible white seeds, but they are not fully developed seeds like those found in traditional watermelons.
Seedless grapes: Many types of grapes are seedless or nearly seedless due to selective breeding.
Oranges: Some varieties of oranges, such as the navel orange, are seedless or nearly seedless.
