Dec 9, 2014 · Some, however, may be parthenocarpic (produce berries without a male pollinator), but berry production is probably heavier when a male pollinator species is nearby.

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I read that many wild plants, when conditions aren't right for pollinization and the production of fruits and berries with seeds, go ahead and produce parthenocarpic seedless fruits anyway.

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Jul 29, 2011 · The pineapple is an example of a parthenocarpic (literally, “virgin fruit”) plant that does not require pollination of the flower to produce fruit. Each bump on the outside of a …