did bananas ever have seeds ?

Question

Bananas dont seem to have any seeds how does that work ?

Answer 1

they do have seeds. they are the little black things in the center.

Answer 2

No. The bananas we eat in the USA, Canada and Europe are called Cavendish and are seedless. This is one of the reasons that the banana as we know it is on a crash course toward extinction.

Bananas are different from most other cultivated plants in that almost all the varieties—including the Cavendish—lack seeds (that round, dark center in a banana slice is the vestige of what was once the fruit’s reproductive core). Cultivated bananas never reproduce on their own.

Answer 3

Yeah I've seen the seeds inside a banana before. Sometimes fruits are genetically engineered so that they will not contain any seeds. I found a caterpillar in a green pepper once- eek.

Answer 4

Bananas seldom have seeds but sometimes will that is how they get new strains of bananas. Usually they are propagated by new plants coming up around the base.

Answer 5

Bananas we buy at the store are 99 percent of the time clone plants. They don't have seeds because they are sterile.

Answer 6

They do! In the center, theres a little ring of black seeds. Bananas are fruit. So they have seeds.

Answer 7

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I Forgot!

We have never seen seeds in bananas. Never Never Never
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Answer 8

ummmmm, what bananas are you eating? the brown dots are seeds.....Maybe an eye dr visit is in order

Answer 9

They still do have seeds....look closely

Answer 10

No the plants come up from the roots of their parents.