Banana

The banana spider web can be quite large — often up to 6 feet in diameter. These webs are incredibly strong with intricate designs. Female… Read More »How Big Is A Banana Spider Web?

The banana has an underground stem It is full of food for the plant. Alongside the main stem, it has other stems called suckers. These… Read More »Is It Banana Stem Or Root?

Darwin’s bark spider. Its silk is the toughest biological material ever studied. Its tensile strength is 1.6 GPa. Darwin’s bark spider Family: Araneidae Genus: Caerostris… Read More »What Spider Has The Strongest Web?

There is no question the silk would stop a bullet, but due to the stretch of the fibres it will likely be on the wrong… Read More »Can A Spider Web Stop A Bullet?

Banana leaves, botanically classified as Musa acuminate, grow on a perennial herbal shrub that resembles a tree but is classified as a plant. There are… Read More »What Is Banana Leaf Called?

No, you cannot eat raw or cooked banana leaves. Their fiber content is too high and can’t be digested. What happens if I eat banana… Read More »Can We Eat Banana Leaf?

Some asexually propagated crops that are grown extensively are: tree fruits, cane fruits, strawberries, sugar cane, potatoes, sweet potatoes, cassava, cranberries, and most herbaceous and… Read More »Which Fruit Is Propagated Asexually?

These spiders are also called golden silk orb weavers because their large webs – which can measure several feet across – often have bright yellow… Read More »What Kind Of Webs Do Banana Spiders Make?

Bananas have a false stem (called pseudostem), which is made by the lower part of the leaves. This pseudostem can grow to be two to… Read More »What Is Banana Stem Called?

The stamens are the male parts. The ovary is the female part. In bananas, the ovary develops into the banana fruit. In the hairy banana,… Read More »Do Bananas Have Genders?