Cat-facing
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title:
Cat-facing
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Cat-facing, or catfacing, refers to a type of physiological damage affecting tomatoes and represented by scarring and cavities near the blossom end. It is the abnormal development of plant tissue affecting the ovary or female sex organ (pistilate), which results in the flower, followed by the fruit development to become malformed. It is called "cat-facing" because the abnormal cracking and dimpling on tomatoes, peaches, apples and even grapes, looks somewhat akin to a small cat’s face. This cond
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Type of damage to tomato fruit
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat-facing
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2024-04-21T16:59:59Z
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