seedless

American  

[seed-lis] / ˈsid lɪs /

adjective

1. not having any seed or seeds; especially, being a fruit or vegetable cultivated to be without any seeds or fully developed seeds.

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Example Sentences

The condemned tree it really hurts to lose is a seedless kishu, among the sweetest of citrus fruits.

From Los Angeles Times

Far off, in the Brazilian Amazon, there grew a seedless orange of fabled sweetness.

From Los Angeles Times

The flavor is fuller, more complex than that of table grapes, although removing muscadines from their tough, tannic skins presents a far greater challenge than popping a watery, seedless grape into your mouth mindlessly.

From Salon

Persimmons, grapefruit, kumquats and perhaps the most delectable and elusive of all the mandarins: the tiny, seedless kishus — all of these little lovelies thrive in our climate.

From Salon

When cross-fertilized using pollen from a neighboring normal plant, their tobacco plants unexpectedly produced small, hollow seeds, much like those seen in popular "seedless" fruits such as watermelons and grapes.

From Science Daily