In conclusion, this study provides new insights into fruit and seed
development of J. curcas, opening the possibility to study the proteome
and genomic interactions of the pollen and stigmas, as well as the biosynthesis of fatty acids that are used later in the TAG synthesis during
the ontogeny of the seeds. This knowledge could lead to a better understanding of the reproduction ofJ. curcas, which must lead to its breeding
improvement in order to produce new varieties with potential
resistance to diseases and a better oil production