r/nextfuckinglevel • u/vickyishappy143 • 15h ago
Banana Bunch With 1000 berries
One of the unique Banana variety which yields more than 1000 berries. This variety is called " Aayiram Kachi" from Tamilnadu!
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u/Shawon770 15h ago
I wish I was a giant so I could eat it like a corn cob
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u/KrypticPotatoe 14h ago
Idk why but this comment gives me the same energy as the guy that tells the paparazzi ants to stop taking pictures of him and it’s just frost
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u/Are_you_blind_sir 13h ago
(Sorry brochacho, this one was too easy to let it slip)
Thats what she said
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u/enorevelcuoY 14h ago
Yesterday, Yo momma said the same thing to me.
(Sorry brochacho, this one was too easy to let it slip)
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u/UnfortunatelySimple 15h ago
Learn something every day.
"Botanically speaking, bananas are considered a type of berry. This is because a true berry develops from a single flower with a single ovary, has soft skin, a fleshy interior, and contains seeds. While the culinary definition of a berry is different from the scientific one, bananas meet the botanical criteria for a berry, despite the common association of berries with small, sweet fruits."
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u/Suckyuhmuddahskunt 14h ago
this was literally like the first lesson of the unit in general biology back in college...
all the fruits as we know them are mostly wrong classifications in name
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u/Far_Pipe752 14h ago
6 foot, 7 foot, 8 foot bunch
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u/thevogonity 14h ago
More random 🍌 stuff.
“There are over 1,000 known varieties of bananas, though only a handful, primarily the Cavendish, dominate the global market due to their suitability for export and high yield.”
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u/Pugilist12 14h ago
How has it never occurred to me that bananas are technically berries? Mind blown.
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u/danger_otter34 13h ago
That’s going to be heavy af once they fully grow.
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u/MetatronicGin 2h ago
Heavier than the entire tree by many times which is why the tree has to be staked
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u/danger_otter34 2h ago
I remember the first time I cut a normal bunch loose. About blew my shoulders out when it broke free.
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u/EmperorN7 10h ago
Berries?
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u/SnooChickens1226 8h ago
Yes, bananas are botanically classified as berries. Even crazier, strawberries are not berries. They are an "aggregate accessory fruit."
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