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There are a lot of sizes for the seeds. I have never seen the 'more seeds than fruit' you mention. I do remember eating bananas where the seeds where all about
by Shorel 7y ago
There are a lot of sizes for the seeds. I have never seen the 'more seeds than fruit' you mention.
I do remember eating bananas where the seeds where all about 0.3 mm to 0.5 mm.
- chewbacha 7y agoThose aren't viable seeds. Cavendish bananas (or other bananas that are cross-breeds) have 3 chromosomes (triploidy) since they are cross bread between a diploid (2) and a tetraploid (4). These triploidy cells cannot perform mitosis and thus do not enlarge in the banana. They still have "seeds" but they are so tiny that they pass right through our digestive track and don't break our teeth. If you see a viable seed it's going to be quite large, looking like 5-10 mm each: https://www.quora.com/Diploid-bananas-have-seeds-How-many-seeds-are-present-in-a-banana https://www.quora.com/Diploid-bananas-have-seeds-How-many-se...