Are the seeds of a banana inside it or what?

Answer 1

Yes

Answer 2

In general, all edible bananas are sterile and hence do not have any seeds. They are grown from cuttings. The black spots etc mentioned are actually vestigal remnants of the seeds the bananas once had (botanists think about 10000 years ago!)

Now all is not lost, there are wild bananas out there which do have seeds. The one I am thinking of is a green variety I saw in Fiji - they actually cook it to eat it - eaten raw will give extremely bad stomach cramps apparantly.

So to answer your question, the majority of bananas do not have seeds, there are some wild ones that may have seeds.

Note that the banana seeds yu may see for sale are like those here - http://www.readytogrow.co.uk/seeds/c_bananas.htm
Doesn't look like bananas eh? Actually the Indian one is edible - i've seen travel shows where they've eaten that variety (or something very close)

Answer 3

Yes the seeds are inside.

Answer 4

sure. in case you chew right into a banana, you'll discover there are little black flecks by technique of the very contained in the banana, alongside with a darker stripe that runs suitable through the middle. those are seeds.

Answer 5

Yes. They are the little black dots inside it that run through the center of the banana.

Answer 6

They're on the inside... and you see them.

They're the little black specks running down the middle of the fruit.
pic: http://food.oregonstate.edu/images/fruitveg/banana/banana5.jpg

Seeds don't have to be large.

In fact, banana growers might have selectively bred them to have smaller seeds. This wouldn't be unheard of, considering almost all fruits and vegetables are purposely bred to have the characteristics we want them to. (Like color, size, etc.)

Answer 7

Yes, the little black specks along the very middle are the seeds, and the bits you eat are their food supply.

Answer 8

Yeah, because when you bite it you see little line pattern looking things.Random fact bananas take months if not years to become ripe.

Answer 9

Yes- you can see them inside the very centre of the fruit as you eat it.

Answer 10

yes,in the middle