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| − | A '''banana''' is a [[herbacueous]] cultagenic [[plant]] of the genus ''musa''. Bananas are from the kingdom ''Plantae'' and the division ''Magnoliophyta''. Its class is ''Liliopsida''. Its order is ''zingiberales''. It is a tropical fruit whose perfect design is seen by some as offering proof of an [[Intelligent design|intelligent designer]].<ref>http://ecclesia.org/truth/atheist.html</ref> Critics point out that the domesticated banana was indeed designed - by humans. | + | A '''banana''' is a [[herbacueous]] cultagenic [[plant]] of the genus ''musa''. Bananas are from the kingdom ''Plantae'' and the division ''Magnoliophyta''. Its class is ''Liliopsida''. Its order is ''zingiberales''. It is a tropical fruit whose perfect design is seen by some as offering proof of an [[Intelligent design|intelligent designer]].<ref>http://ecclesia.org/truth/atheist.html</ref> Critics point out that the domesticated banana was indeed designed - by humans. Domesticated bananas lack the large seeds which render the wild versions virtually inedible. |
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A banana is a herbacueous cultagenic plant of the genus musa. Bananas are from the kingdom Plantae and the division Magnoliophyta. Its class is Liliopsida. Its order is zingiberales. It is a tropical fruit whose perfect design is seen by some as offering proof of an intelligent designer.[1] Critics point out that the domesticated banana was indeed designed - by humans. Domesticated bananas lack the large seeds which render the wild versions virtually inedible.