does a banana have seeds?

Answer 1

Good question and Yes Bananas have vestigial seeds(non-productive), If you slice it in half you will see the little specks(seeds) in the middle.

Bananas do not grow from those seeds though, they grow from off-shoots of existing banana plant roots.

Answer 2

Yes bananas do have seeds. Usally people dont locate them with there eyes because they are so small. They are located in the center of the banana.

Answer 3

Yeah they do.
Every fruit has seeds.
The banana seeds are very small and blackish-brown. They're located in the center of it. People don't seem to notice them because they just want to eat the fruit. But if you take a bite and look closely, you'll see little black specks in the center of the banana.

Answer 4

Actually, bananas do have seeds. You can't really see them though. If you slice a banana and let it dry. (or just get those bags of dried fruit) the banana seeds will show up like a star, coming out of the core of the banana slice. They're really small though.

Answer 5

Yes they do..they are the small seeds in the center of the shaft

Answer 6

Yes!!
See those little black specks in the middle?
They're seeds!!

Answer 7

Yes. They're very little and particularly visible when the banana is going bad...

Someone already asked/answered this question:
http://au.answers.yahoo.com/answers2/frontend.php/question?qid=20070627234143AAIBOQh

Answer 8

Yes. They are very tiny...if you look down the center...you'll see what looks like little speckles. Those are seeds.

Answer 9

yes. slice it in half...the tiny little black things near the center are the seeds.

Answer 10

yes they do, its the harder black bits down the middle of the banana