Mango Polyembryonic seeds - Identifying

In this video, I'm going to talk about polyembryonic seeds. These mango types usually have seeds that have multiple embryos. Among them, there is one that is usually pollinated, and the rest are clones. There has been a trend of planting these in California to get great quality tasting clones that provide better vigor and growth than grafted plants. In California, our grafted plants tend to bloom itself to death and do not grow. While our seedlings could only take as little as 3 to 7 years to bloom. This is about how to identify the non clone for those who want to weed them out. I am actually doing the opposite in my project and selecting for them.