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How does a banana look inside?
It has white flesh which is very sticky and in the center there are seeds, but you can't use these seeds to grow a banana tree.
What will happen in a month if you plant tomato seeds?
a banana tree will gro
What is the second third last process for motosis?
if the apple is ripe peel skin off the banana and pick out the seeds of the tree. When complete eat a strawberry sandwich with the banana skin and seeds of the tree this will make you eat a banana orange flavoured apple to eat so you can eat brick will drinking concrete. If these are done correctly you will eat a unicorn
What kind of food does a banana tree make?
a banana
Do you need seeds to grow a banana tree?
No, not necessarily, bananas can also be grown from their rootstocks.
How do you make tree in Doodle God?
To make tree, you add earth and seeds.
Is banana is a herb?
A banana is both an herb and a fruit. Bananas come from an herbaceous bush, not a tree as many believe. Its seeds signify that it is a fruit.
How do you make a banana?
By, growing a banana plant. Take care of it! you grow it on a tree
What is extracted from a tree to make chocolate?
a banana
Do bananas come from trees or from the ground?
The seeds start from the ground. Eventually the seed turns into a banana TREE.
Why is a banana called an Herb?
I thought it was an herb... The bannana or banana is both a fruit and an herb. A banana is a fruit (containing the seeds of the plant). However, the banana plant, though it is called a 'banana-tree' in popular usage, is technically regarded as a herbaceous plant (or 'herb'), not a tree, because the stem does not contain true woody tissue, thus the plant itself is a herb.
Is a banana a fruit or a veggie?
Both. A banana (the yellow thing you peel and eat) is undoubtedly a fruit (containing the seeds of the plant, though since commercially grown banana plants are sterile, the seeds are reduced to little specks. However, the banana plant, though it is called a 'banana-tree' in popular usage, is technically regarded as a herbaceous plant (or 'herb'), not a tree, because the stem does not contain true woody tissue.
