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Just to show off that i can use the google on the computer- here's some accompanying information.......... :o

 

The banana, believed to have originated from the jungles of Asia, is grown on the world’s largest herb plant. Because banana plants reach heights of 15-30 feet, and the stem is not make of wood, the plant is susceptible to damage by winds. Wind traveling at 25 mph can damage or destroy a banana field within minutes. For this reason, each banana plant is supported by a sturdy pole.

 

 

The fruit of the banana plant grows on a stem. On average, some 150 bananas grow on each stem. The fruit is ready to be harvested 8-10 weeks after its appearance on the plant. Bunches of bananas are referred to as hands, while a single banana is called a finger. A cluster of bananas is anywhere from four to eight individual fruits.

 

So go get your computer, girl

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well I was the one who posted that it was a banana TREE so I stand corrected.

 

I am also trying to find the site that I got my original info. from as I don't expect to be given duff information when I do my searches!!!!!!!!!!!!!! xD:(:(:( :wacko: xD :rolleyes: :unsure: ;)

 

 

byeeeeeeeeeeee

 

janice :o

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