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Anatomy
I'm writing this hoping first of all that this is the correct category to place a question about the banana tree anatomy. I've been looking on the site for the anatomy of the tree and hhavent found any info as of yet. Could somebody post personal photos or even ones that are not personal describing and showing the anatomy and poiting at the terms. For example the petiole, pup sucker pstem etc. Could be a bit confusing for newbies as myself and having lack of knowledge in the use of terminology and what things are. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Anatomy
There is a "draft" posted in the wiki... but the first step towards understanding them is to stop calling them "trees". They're herbaceous plants. : )
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