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Did Bananas Come From Plantains. The first bananas are extremely hard to trace. Unlike other fruits, bananas don’t have seeds. The plants grow, produce flower and fruit, and. These historical bananas were not the sweet yellow banana we know today, but the red and green cooking variety, now usually referred to as plantains to distinguish them from the sweet type. Buddhist literature notes the existence of the banana in. The yellow sweet banana is a mutant strain of the cooking banana, discovered in 1836 by jamaican jean francois poujot, who found one of the banana trees on. Instead, they reproduce through vegetative. Like bananas, plantains are originally from southeast asia. The plantain had certainly reached the african continent between 500 bce and 500 ce. Banana plants belong to the genus musa and are recognizable by their large, long, fibrous leaves that umbrella away from the stalk. Bananas are believed to have come from wild musa acuminata and musa balbisiana varieties. Plantains and bananas are genetically similar, but plantains are primarily eaten cooked. In this video, we unravel the mystery of how scientists solved the origin of bananas and. The wild forebears of the banana grow in southeast asia and australasia, and new guinea has been identified as the likely first site of domestication.

Plantains and bananas are genetically similar, but plantains are primarily eaten cooked. The wild forebears of the banana grow in southeast asia and australasia, and new guinea has been identified as the likely first site of domestication. Like bananas, plantains are originally from southeast asia. The plants grow, produce flower and fruit, and. Unlike other fruits, bananas don’t have seeds. Buddhist literature notes the existence of the banana in. These historical bananas were not the sweet yellow banana we know today, but the red and green cooking variety, now usually referred to as plantains to distinguish them from the sweet type. In this video, we unravel the mystery of how scientists solved the origin of bananas and. Instead, they reproduce through vegetative. Bananas are believed to have come from wild musa acuminata and musa balbisiana varieties.

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Did Bananas Come From Plantains Buddhist literature notes the existence of the banana in. Bananas are believed to have come from wild musa acuminata and musa balbisiana varieties. Unlike other fruits, bananas don’t have seeds. In this video, we unravel the mystery of how scientists solved the origin of bananas and. These historical bananas were not the sweet yellow banana we know today, but the red and green cooking variety, now usually referred to as plantains to distinguish them from the sweet type. Instead, they reproduce through vegetative. The plants grow, produce flower and fruit, and. The wild forebears of the banana grow in southeast asia and australasia, and new guinea has been identified as the likely first site of domestication. The plantain had certainly reached the african continent between 500 bce and 500 ce. Like bananas, plantains are originally from southeast asia. The yellow sweet banana is a mutant strain of the cooking banana, discovered in 1836 by jamaican jean francois poujot, who found one of the banana trees on. Plantains and bananas are genetically similar, but plantains are primarily eaten cooked. Buddhist literature notes the existence of the banana in. The first bananas are extremely hard to trace. Banana plants belong to the genus musa and are recognizable by their large, long, fibrous leaves that umbrella away from the stalk.