Can you eat a watermelon in which vivipary occurred?

Yes, you can eat a watermelon that has undergone vivipary, which is when seeds begin to sprout while still inside the fruit. The sprouted seeds are typically not harmful and don't affect the fruit's taste significantly. However, the texture and quality of the fruit may be compromised, leading to a less enjoyable eating experience. If the fruit shows signs of spoilage or unusual odor, it's best to discard it.