Difference between revisions of "Banana"
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[[Image:Bananas2.jpg|thumb|right|150px|A cluster of Cavendish bananas]] | [[Image:Bananas2.jpg|thumb|right|150px|A cluster of Cavendish bananas]] | ||
| − | A '''banana''' is a [[herbacueous]] cultagenic [[plant]] of the genus ''musa''. Bananas are from the kingdom ''Plantae'' | + | A '''banana''' is a [[herbacueous]] cultagenic [[plant]] of the genus ''musa''. Bananas are a tropical fruit from the kingdom ''Plantae,'' the division ''Magnoliophyta,'' the class ''Liliopsida,'' and the order ''zingiberales'' |
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| + | The banana's useful design is seen by some as offering evidence of an [[intelligent design]]er.<ref>http://ecclesia.org/truth/atheist.html</ref> Evolutionists point out that the banana did indeed have an intelligent designer, man, who cultivated the modern domesticated banana into a form that was agreeable to human consumption. Noteably, other varieties of "wild" bananas have seeds. <ref>http://apscience.org.au/projects/PBF_02_3/pbf_02_3.htm</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 19:12, December 19, 2007
A banana is a herbacueous cultagenic plant of the genus musa. Bananas are a tropical fruit from the kingdom Plantae, the division Magnoliophyta, the class Liliopsida, and the order zingiberales
The banana's useful design is seen by some as offering evidence of an intelligent designer.[1] Evolutionists point out that the banana did indeed have an intelligent designer, man, who cultivated the modern domesticated banana into a form that was agreeable to human consumption. Noteably, other varieties of "wild" bananas have seeds. [2]