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Horse Chestnut 'water-Belly'

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chessteruk | 19:21 Thu 07th Jun 2018 | Science
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When I was a boy in the 1960's we collected conkers from horse chestnut trees. Sometimes the chestnut would be full of liquid instead of flesh. We referred to such a conker as a water-belly and discarded them. What would have caused this anomaly?
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