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Bananas are not trees and belong to the genus of perennial large herbaceous plants, which includes about forty species and more than three hundred varieties. The plants have very large leaves arranged in a spiral, which are superimposed on each other, forming a false trunk about ten meters high, thanks to which the plant looks like a banana tree. Bananas There are four varieties of bananas: Decorative - very beautiful flowers, but they have inedible fruits; Technical - rafts are built from the stems of plants, cushions for sitting are made, in Africa they are often used to make fishing nets; Fodder or plantains - need heat treatment: their pulp is not sweet, hard with a high content of starch, and then flour is made from themflour. In addition, bananas of this group are often fed to animals. Fruit or dessert fruits do not require heat treatment, have juicy and sweet pulp, and therefore can be eaten raw, dried or dried. Distribution The tropical latitudes of Asia and Africa, as well as the islands of the Pacific Ocean, are the homeland of bananas. The most northern point where bananas grow is the Japanese island of Ryukyu. Venus flytrap Characteristics of the Venus flytrap killer plant 51554.387 Although these plants are residents of tropical latitudes, they do not grow in areas where drought lasts more than three months, and in order for them to give a good harvest, the monthly rate of precipitation must exceed 100 mm. Bananas prefer to grow in acidic, mineral-rich soil. The presence of potassium, phosphorus, and nitrogen in the soil is especially important: this allows to collect about 400 centners of fruit per hectare annually. Optimal temperature indicators for plant growth during the day range from 25 to 36°C, at night - from 21 to 27°C. If the air temperature where bananas grow is low and is 16°C, the growth rate slows down, and at 10°C it stops. True, some types of bananas, for example, Rajapura, can withstand temperatures close to zero. Plants in the mountains feel good. Usually they can be seen at a height of about 900 meters above the ocean surface. In some latitudes, they are found even higher: the maximum height where bananas grow was recorded in New Guinea and is about 2,000 m. km above m. Description The plant has numerous powerful roots that go deep up to one and a half meters, up to five to the sides. From the roots comes a short stem that does not protrude above the ground, to which six to twenty leaves are attached. The parts of the leaves adjacent to the stem overlap with the bases and form a trunk-like structure with a height of two to twelve meters, together with bamboos being the tallest grasses on the planet. Since bananas are recognized as grass, their stem never lignifies, and the part above the earth's surface dies after the fruit ripens. Speaking of a banana as a grass, one can observe an unusual effect: after the death of the main stem, its place is immediately occupied by the largest of the numerous shoots located at the root. Banana leaves are very large, soft, can be oblong or oval in shape, arranged in a spiral so that their bases are folded into a dense multi-layered tube, forming a false stem. Once a week, one young leaf appears and grows inside the bunch, while the old, outer one begins to die and then falls. Flowering The plant begins to bloom eight to ten months after its appearance on the surface. Before the banana plant blooms, a peduncle appears on the main stem, which penetrates inside the false stem, goes up through it, and comes out. The inflorescence resembles an elongated, rounded bud of green or purple color, at the base of which there are large-sized female ones, at the edges - small male ones, and between them - medium-sized bisexual sterile flowers with three petals. When the male flowers open, they fall off almost immediately, leaving the upper part of the inflorescence exposed. Bananas Flowers are collected in brushes in the amount of 12 to 20 pieces, and are arranged one above the other in layers, each of which is covered on top by thick waxy leaves. The flowers of fruit varieties are white, while the leaves that cover them are dark red on the inside, and purple on the outside. Wild bananas are pollinated by small animals or birds (if the variety blooms in the morning), or bats (if at night), while cultivated plants reproduce vegetatively. Fruits Fruits are formed only in female flowers. As each layer grows, it becomes more and more like a hand with a huge number of fingers, which is a berry covered with a thick skin (on grassfruits do not grow). Depending on the type of banana,the berries can vary a lot. Basically, they are characterized by a straight or curved oblong shape. The length of the berries varies from three to forty centimeters, the diameter - from two to eight. The peel of a banana is usually yellow, but green, red, and silver colors are often found. bananas The flesh of the berries is white, yellow, cream or orange. At the initial stage, it is a sticky and hard mass, which over time turns into juicy and soft. In fruit varieties, seeds are almost always absent in the berry, so they reproduce through the roots. If people were not engaged in breeding them, they would hardly be able to survive for a long time and populate the surrounding areas. But in plants that grow in the wild, the pulp is filled with a huge number of seeds (in some varieties, their number can reach two hundred). Their length varies from 3 to 16 mm, so there is very little pulp inside such a fruit, which is one of the reasons why wild bananas are inedible. Thus, one layer can contain about three hundred berries, the total weight of which is about sixty kilograms. As soon as the fruits are tied, the growth of all of them is directed downwards, but then several layers unfold and begin to grow vertically upwards. Berries usually take 10 to 15 months to ripen, while fruit bananas give a rich harvest for five to six years, while wild plants actively bear fruit for more than twenty-five years. Since ripe berries are very easily damaged and spoil quickly, they are usually cut green when they are only three-quarters ripe (so they are easier to transport). Berries ripen already on the way or upon arrival at the place, often at buyers' homes. After the berries have ripened, the main stem and leaves of the plant die, and they are replaced by a new shoot located next to it, which turns into a stem and produces leaves. Properties of berries The benefits of bananas have been noticed for a long time. They are a low-fat, but very nutritious product, as it is characterized by an increased amount of carbohydrates. So, one hundred grams of pulp contains: 23 grams of carbohydrates; 1.1 g - proteins; 89 calories. For this reason, berries are recommended to be consumed after intense physical or mental exertion: being high-energy berries, they significantly increase blood sugar levels. The benefit of bananas is also that they contain a lot of micro- and macroelements, first of all, magnesium, potassium, zinc, iron. A lot of antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins in bananas also play an important role (first of all, these are vitamins A, B, C, E, PP). Doctors often advise people with liver and kidney disease, as well as hypertension, anemia, heartburn, and constipation, to include these berries in their diet. Berries have antiseptic and astringent properties, so they are recommended for stomach and intestinal ulcers (although not when they are aggravated). Doctors advise to refrain from the berry in case of increased blood coagulability, ischemic disease, thrombophlebitis: the berry helps remove fluid from the body, which leads to blood thickening, as a result of which the vessels may become blocked and a blood clot may form. Bananas are also not recommended for people who have recently suffered a heart attack or stroke. Banana plant at home Since the banana plant is a resident of tropical latitudes, it is extremely difficult to grow it at home. The main reasons why bananas are difficult to grow are the need for an optimal combination of temperature, humidity, lighting and soil saturated with minerals necessary for plant growth. snowdrops Snowdrop - the first breath of spring 51554.452 At home, you can grow a banana plant yourself by planting a seed, or you can buy an already sprouted specimen. It should be borne in mind that a variety will grow from the seeds, the fruits of which are inedible (the seeds of fruit crops are not sold, since these plants have almost no them, so their reproduction occurs vegetatively). The process of seed germination at home is a rather long process, and you will have to wait two months at best for seedlings. But immediately after it appears above the surface, active growth begins. Bananas If you want to grow fruit-type bananas at home, it is best to buy an already germinated plant. For their breeding at home, breeders bred banana varieties that are less demanding on growing conditions, more resistant to diseases and relatively low, up to one and a half meters in height. With appropriate care, it is possible to achieve flowering of the plant and the appearance of edible fruits in an ordinary apartment. If you are very reluctant to mess around, but you want to have such a plant at home, you can buy a banana tree Annona three-lobed or Azimina, which got its name thanks to the fruits that resemble the shape of bananas. Azimina is excellent for breeding at home and, despite the fact that in nature it reaches twelve meters, the plant can be made into a bonsai.