Pepper-shaped tomatoes on a plant sharing a pot with peppers raise cross-pollination questions.
Even if tomatoes and peppers cross, the effect only appears in seeds planted from that fruit—not the current tomato.
Pepper-shaped tomatoes are likely a variety characteristic or grew against a stem/support.
Cross-pollination between tomatoes and peppers doesn't change current fruit shape.
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