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Since bananas are the largest crop in Africa and a major crop in South and Central America as well as the Caribbean Islands, I have no idea why they only grow in Southeast Asia.
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In the 1800 the only two societies in Southeast Aisa that were under European rule?
the Philippines and the Dutch East Indies
Is Jamaica the only country that grows bananas?
No, many countries grow bananas but the largest grower is India
Do red bananas grow in Nigeria?
its not so that red bananas only grow there.These are also seen in certain parts of India which vary in sizes and shapes
Are bananas farmed in the UK?
No, the weather in the UK is much too cold for bananas. The only places in Europe that are hot enough to grow bananas are Cyprus and the Canary Islands.
Why did spices continue to be an important item even after the discovery of the Americas?
Some spices would only grow in the climate of Southeast Asia. The spices were not found in the Americas.
What is the difference between active partner and sleeping partner?
bananas only grow on trees
Why does the US import most of its bananas from Central America rather than grow its own bananas in America?
Because of climate, it is less expensive to grow bananas in Central America and ship them to the U.S.
Which country do bananas grow in?
Bananas grow in South America, South-East Asia, Africa and the Caribbean islands. Hawaii and Florida are the only locations in the US with any significant production. La Palma, one of the seven major Canary Islands also has many banana plantations.
Do blueberries grow in Hawaii?
No only coconuts and bananas but i think im wrong look it up in ask.com
What part of the world do banana trees grow in?
Bananas grow in humid, tropical regions of the world. They thrive in Honduras, as well as in other Central and South American rainforests and in Africa and Southeast Asia. They require very warm climates and need lots of water. They grow best where it rains a lot. In the US, bananas are grown in Hawaii, but only a very small amount. The word "banana" comes from the Arabic word for "finger." Bananas got this name because they resemble fingers that grow together in long rows, which are called "hands." We call them "bunches."
Do bananas grow in trees?
If you were to see a banana plantation, you'd probably say "yes," bananas do grow on trees. But although banana plants certainly look like trees, growing up to 30 feet tall, they're really giant shoots, the banana plant is an herb, not a tree! In fact, the banana is the largest plant on earth without a woody stem.
Were do Bannas come from?
Hawaii Bananas grow in warm, tropical climates, such as South America, Africa, India and the Caribbean. Some varieties of bananas are native to certain areas of the world, for example, plantains are native to India. The only states in the US to grow bananas are Hawaii and Florida, however the crops tend to be small, leaving the US dependent on imported bananas. And they come from plants and minions.
