The banana is a curvy yellow fruit that has a harder layer outside of it. Once peeled off, the inner and edible layer is revealed. It grows off a tree and is mostly found in tropical environments. The banana contains many vitamins and has potassium. There's also seeds within the banana too.
A banana is a cylindrical figure with pointed ends. It is sectionable and is yellow and brown. Inside the peelable skin, there is an edible substance that is yellow as well. It is sweet and grows from trees. It also has seeds inside of it.
Bananas are long, curved fruits with a yellow, brown or green peel. They contain the plant's seeds, so they are, as previously stated, fruits, but the plant they grow on is technically herbaceous because the stem in not made of, as oxford dictionary says, "True woody tissue." So I don't know where the berry rumor that I saw on Wikipedia came from, but bananas are herbs AND fruits.
A banana is a arch-shaped yellow fruit that is covered with a sturdy layer outside of it. It contains seeds and grows in the tropical regions of the world, in bunches. People eat it by peeling off the outer layer and eating the sweet fruit inside.It is classified as a fruit.
Sara VanDyke Bananas are fruits because they have the characteristics of fruits. Fruits have seeds, skin, some sort of stems, and grow above ground. Because of this bananas are fruits.
A banana is a long, curved, yellow fruit with a green peel that becomes yellow when ready to eat and brown when overripe. It comes in a bunch and grows from a tree. A banana is a fruit, because like all fruits, it is a matured ovary of a plant with one or more seeds.
A banana is a yellow fruit, it is curved and has pointed ends. There is a somewhat hard layer on the outside that is biodegradable, and is soft and edible on the inside. It can be peeled and it also has seeds. The banana grows from a tree which makes it an herb as well as a fruit. The banana also contains potassium as well as other vitamins.
According to google "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." Bananas have seeds which makes them a fruit. They are also yellow and have a peel, not to mention a great source of potassium.
A banana is a long curved fruit that turns yellow when it's ripe. Bananas are soft and edible. They have a removal peel that is peeled away before eating.Banana grow on trees and contain seeds.
The banana is a curvy yellow fruit that has a harder layer outside of it. Once peeled off, the inner and edible layer is revealed. It grows off a tree and is mostly found in tropical environments. The banana contains many vitamins and has potassium. There's also seeds within the banana too.
ReplyDeleteA banana is a cylindrical figure with pointed ends. It is sectionable and is yellow and brown. Inside the peelable skin, there is an edible substance that is yellow as well. It is sweet and grows from trees. It also has seeds inside of it.
ReplyDeleteBananas are long, curved fruits with a yellow, brown or green peel. They contain the plant's seeds, so they are, as previously stated, fruits, but the plant they grow on is technically herbaceous because the stem in not made of, as oxford dictionary says, "True woody tissue." So I don't know where the berry rumor that I saw on Wikipedia came from, but bananas are herbs AND fruits.
ReplyDeleteA banana is a arch-shaped yellow fruit that is covered with a sturdy layer outside of it. It contains seeds and grows in the tropical regions of the world, in bunches. People eat it by peeling off the outer layer and eating the sweet fruit inside.It is classified as a fruit.
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ReplyDeleteBananas are fruits because they have the characteristics of fruits. Fruits have seeds, skin, some sort of stems, and grow above ground. Because of this bananas are fruits.
A banana is a long, curved, yellow fruit with a green peel that becomes yellow when ready to eat and brown when overripe. It comes in a bunch and grows from a tree. A banana is a fruit, because like all fruits, it is a matured ovary of a plant with one or more seeds.
ReplyDeleteA banana is a yellow fruit, it is curved and has pointed ends. There is a somewhat hard layer on the outside that is biodegradable, and is soft and edible on the inside. It can be peeled and it also has seeds. The banana grows from a tree which makes it an herb as well as a fruit. The banana also contains potassium as well as other vitamins.
ReplyDeleteAccording to google "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." Bananas have seeds which makes them a fruit. They are also yellow and have a peel, not to mention a great source of potassium.
ReplyDeleteA banana is a long curved fruit that turns yellow when it's ripe. Bananas are soft and edible. They have a removal peel that is peeled away before eating.Banana grow on trees and contain seeds.
ReplyDeleteA banana is a yellow, arch-shaped fruit that has skin that can be peeled to reveal a softer, creamy colored fruit with tiny seeds.
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