The diary ||photography of water million|| 5/10/2021

Friends, I hope you are all enjoying my posts, so today I am going to tell you about watermelon absolute.Watermelons are generally considered a fruit. From a botanical perspective, they are fruit because they contain seeds, and they do grow from flowers pollinated by bees. However, many gardeners consider them vegetables, since they grow them alongside summer vegetables like peas and corn. The watermelon is part of a botanical family of gourds that includes other culinary vegetables such as cucumber, squash, and pumpkin.

Watermelons are remarkably healthy. They are high in water content and contain many important nutrients, including lycopene and vitamin C. With these nutrients, watermelon is a great low-calorie treat in addition to being very good for you.If you eat too much of the fruit daily, though, you may have problems due to having too much lycopene or potassium.

Watermelon contains a type of amino acid called citrulline, which may help your blood pass through your body and lower your blood pressure if you consume more than 30 mg of lycopene daily. All the lycopene watermelon contains can also benefit your heart. Almost 90 percent of a watermelon's weight is water, so eating it is one of the healthiest ways to reduce weight.

Watermelon contains only 30 calories per 100-gram serving. Additionally, it contains an amino acid known as arginine, which helps reduce fat. Watermelon helps the liver by removing excess fluids that are produced from protein digestion. To make categorization a little easier, watermelons are generally categorized into four main categories: seeded, seedless, icebox (also known as personal size), and yellow/orange. Some of the most popular varieties are the Crimson Sweet, a seeded melon with deep red, sweet flesh. A few of the more unusual varieties include the Golden midget, who has yellow rinds when ripe, and the cream of Saskatchewan, whose flesh is cream colored. The watermelon is a plant with lengthy stems and leaves divided into lobes. The fruit has a hard green rind and a sweet pulp with a more or less reddish pulp. Its fruits weigh up to 15kg.

The watermelon is an annual plant belonging to the Cucurbitaceous family. Its scientific name is Citrullus vulgaris. There are some herbaceous stems that reach 5m in length. They are cylindrical and have longitudinal and furrowy furrows.

The upper side of the leaves is very smooth, while the reverse side is extremely rough, with strong nerves. Its leaves are divided into rounded segments, each with three to five lobes.These flowers appear in the axils of the leaves. The yellow and solitary lizards are masculine and feminine. The watermelons are pollinated by insects. The feminine flowers give rise to watermelons, which are large berries weighing between 2 and 15 kilograms. The pulp is pink or reddish, containing many smashed seeds (brown, black, white, etc.). Colours range from dark green to pale green and the rind is usually smooth or dotted with clearer streaks.
Today, and because of the attack of various ground diseases, including the fungus Fusarium oxysporum, watermelons are root-grafted on another plant resistant to this parasite. They use species that are similar to the watermelon, such as Cucurbita ficifolia, Benincasa cerifera or Cucurbita moschata, which all belong to the Cucurbitaceous family.