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Plant expert shares simple trick to ensure ripe watermelon pick every time: 'They're so yummy'
The second clue lies in the watermelon's tendrils — those little curly bits on the stem. "This one's not ready, because see how the tendril here is still green?" In My Patch explains.
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When to Harvest Watermelon for the Juiciest, Most Delicious Fruit
When you see brown, dry tendrils, you know harvest time is here. The stem is the point where the melon connects to the main ...
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Researchers Develop New Technique for Modeling Neuronal Connectivity Using Stem Cells (IMAGE)
The fine tendrils indicate the growth of synapses between the neocortical and mDA neurons, mimicking the structures found in vivo.