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Will bananas disappear from the tropics? This article explains the history and current efforts of finding new banana hybrids that are resistant to disease. I found it interesting. Maybe the only banana growers in the future will be in cold climates like zones 7 and 8 where freezes can kill diseases. Wouldn't that be ironic?
http://www.popsci.com/popsci/science...cbccdrcrd.html
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i swear i would laugh my banana off
, if nanas would only grew in zone 7 and 8! |
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this is the Dan Koeppel article from 2005, he is the author of the new book: Banana: The Fate of the Fruit That Changed the World. it is from his research for this article that he decided to write the book.
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its going to be a hoot when gabe reads this post....
:2190: . were back to the popular science article and all bananas are going to become extinct, thread. |
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Was this discussed before?
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dont worry about it. i think everyone has posted someting on this topic. ill have to find the thread for you.give me a few min and ill look it up.
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Oh, my bad. LOL.
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its on page two in the main banana discussion thread. its ok we all do this.
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Thanks. The moderator can remove this post then.
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I always did hate this Popular Science article! Never bothered to look at the author.
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