Why once fruiting, a Banana tree do not produce fruits again?
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The banana "tree" is not a tree at all but a shoot from an underground stem. When it flowers, the growing tip of the shoot becomes a flowering stem when then supports the fruits. Since the growing part of the shoot can no longer grow (because it was converted into a flowering shoot) the whole shoot dies off after the fruit has been set. The plant itself is mostly underground; it doesn't die but produces more shoots (more "trees").
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Refrigerating bananas makes them turn black.  The temperture does not help preserve this fruit instead it over process it.  But overly ripe bananas makes the best flavored banana bread.
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3. secondary succession. \nthe undergrowth grow first before the canopy-forming trees take over again. i just had an exams with a question similar to this one. the situation was that the forest was cut clear of all its vegetation. and the answer was of course secondary.
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Basically, when one eats banana, they peel it, toss the peel and  eat the inside stuff - that is the most common picture of eating banana.\n\nThere is however a recommended proper way of eating the banana:\n>>Don’t peel the banana; instead, use the knife to cut off one end. \n>>Peel the remaining part of the banana. Discard the skin.\n>>Cut your banana with a knife.\n>>Before eating any of it, take a good whiff of its aroma.\n>>Eat the banana pieces one at a timewith the use of a fork or the toothpick.\n>>Eat each piece slowly, carefully, completely and eat one piece at a time. Take your time with each bite. Pause after each bite to enhance the wonderful experience of eating a banana.\n\nI understand why you laugh at things which seem strange to you but to be honest, me myself had never known such recommended proper way of eating banana until I tried to research for it out of curiosity when I was once offered peeled and cut table banana on a platter with a fork during a visit in Egypt. Just wondered that time. Cultural variation in eating applies I guess.♥
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Fruits are classified according to various morphological and functional characteristics. \nBasically fruits are either dry (i.e. sunflower or acorn) or fleshy. \nAmong the fleshy fruit types, the berries are those fleshy fruits without a stony layer, and with one to many seeds. In the case of the banana fruits, they are a special type of berry because they're parthenogenetic (=develop without male fertilization) and thus seedless.
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It must be working to some extint as a lot of fruit growers here in California had to just let their crops rot on the ground because they were unable to find pickers.  Why has noone come out about the OTHER ecomomic effects of this issue?  Only in America are people so air headed.
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a tree gets a new ring every year (with each turn of the season- growing cycle).  rings that are close together would suggest that the tree did not have a good growing season, vice versa for rings which are far apart.  \n\nhowever, there could be any number of reasons which might affect growth including temperature or water (seasons of drought) or perhaps even soil conditions.
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you have to stop feeding then fruit.\n\nThat's what I did and it worked
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There would be too many bananas.
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It is possible to grow orange trees from seed, but if you just got the seed from a fruit that you ate, there is a good chance that your fruit may have been the product of a plant grafted on to a different kind of rootstock.   This means that you could end up getting a different tasting fruit from the seed than the type which you got the seed from.\nEven if you end up getting lucky and having the right kind of fruit produced on your tree it could be 7 years or more before they produce fruit.\nIf the trees are spending time indoors it may be worth getting a dwarfed variety which will stay at a manageable size.
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i would assume it would have something to do with not having to stake plants up, etc..they would grow straighter, because their fruits, branches, etc would not weigh them down as much.  i.e. tomatoes would not have to be staked up but would naturally grow straighter and keep their fruit off the ground.
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the only DNA in a banana would be in the seeds, which are "banana embryos".  This DNA structure is the same as ours (double helix)
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To keep from going bananas.
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It is because the irregular hormones in the plants. Some of the hormones are auxin, giberellins, cytokinins, and ethylene. There are many others but for you answer these hormones will help out. Fruit growers use to spray  auxin to promote uniform flowering. Giberellians are used to initiate flowering and if there are too much then flowering can happen at the wrong times but also they can be used if the fruit trees are not maturing at the given time. Cytokinins can be used to delay aging in leaves or in other words it can delay the apical meristems in the plant.  Ethylene can ripen fruit too soon and grow out of season.\n\nI hope this helps you. I used flowering trees because it is easier to explain then to talk about flowers but the hormones I said can have the same affects on flowers.
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so it can produce fruit, therefore seeds, and multiply. Without fertilisation a plant cannot do that, and would die out.
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Perhaps, one side of the banana grows much faster than the other side...\n\nSo to compensate for its unusual growth, curvature occurs...\n\nIf you will ask why one side will grow faster...only the Almighty knows...
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Only poliinated flower can produce fruit which bears seeds. Seeds are necessary that a new plant can be produced from them. Some fowers produce fruits without pollination, these do not have seeds e. g. banana. These plants are multiplied by other methods.