Bananas reproduce asexually
By zokster - Posted on July 3rd, 2007
Tagged: English Blog
It appears that bananas could be gone from the face of the planet in as little as ten years, due to disease and fungus and the inability to fight them off by adapting. The things we see in our stores — long-lasting, seedless, flavourful — are specially bred. Their genes give the fruit less resistance to fungus and disease. They are all essentially clones; which means that they reproduce asexually.
Bananas reproduce asexually.
I could make all sorts of comments, but I'll leave it up to your imaginations.
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asexually ok,
but how many at a time?
It hit me like a stone. I
It hit me like a stone. I know now! Dexy Stankovic is essentially a fungus. He reproduces asexually (or is he a banana?)
It is clear now.
It is clear now. Geronthologist's wet dream reproduces asexually.