Figure 2. A representation of how GDH30 affects fruit size. In years with high GDH30, the cell division period is short and intense, leading to a smaller number of cells making up the fruit. In years with low GDH30, the cell division period is longer and more moderate, leading to a larger number of cells making up the fruit. During the season (if cropload, water, and nutrients are not limiting) cells will grow to their maximum size. This results in smaller fruit in years with high GDH30.