Step 1: Understanding the Concept
In adventive polyembryony, extra embryos arise directly from diploid cells of the nucellus or integument, outside the embryo sac.
Step 2: Common examples
It is typical in Citrus, such as orange and lemon, and in mango, where one seed can give several seedlings.
Step 3: Find the exception
Pineapple fruits usually develop without fertilisation (parthenocarpy) and the plant is propagated vegetatively. It is not an example of adventive polyembryony.
Final Answer:
Pineapple is not an example of adventive polyembryony.
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