Reasonably well developed definition
Reasonably well developed means that the kernel fills one-half or more of the capacity of the shell.
Reasonably well developed means that the branching bud clusters of the unit may be spread or spreading; that the individual buds in the bud clusters may have reached a moderate stage of enlargement but practically none of the buds are in the flowered or open stage; and that the immediate stems supporting the individual buds in the bud clusters may be moderately elongated.
Reasonably well developed means that the kernel fills at least one-half of the capacity of the shell.
More Definitions of Reasonably well developed
Reasonably well developed means that the branches are of reasonable width and thickness in relation to the length of midribs and type of celery.