Bananas do not grow on trees. They grow on giant herbs with a thick, non-woody stem that is actually formed by tightly rolled leaves.
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No, they don’t. Bananas grow on very large herbaceous plants that are often mistaken for trees due to their size, but they are actually giant herbs.
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Bananas do not grow on trees.
They grow on big plants.
The plant looks like a tree.
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Bananas grow on large herbaceous plants, not true trees. The structure that resembles a trunk is a “pseudostem” made of tightly packed leaf bases. Each banana plant can produce fruit only once before it dies. New shoots, or “suckers,” grow from the base to continue the cycle. The banana plant thrives in tropical climates with plenty of sunlight and moisture.
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No bananas don’t grow on trees. Bananas are supposed to be the world’s largest herb.
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According to google bananas grow large, herbaceous plants not trees.
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Bananas don’t grow on trees however they do grow on a large herbaceous plant that are technically giant herbs.
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I always thought trees,
Bananas grow on banana plant.
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