A Banana is a Berry Fact
Botanically a banana is both a fruit and a berry which grows on large herbs (not trees).
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Botanically a banana is both a fruit and a berry which grows on large herbs (not trees).
Bananas don’t grow on banana trees, rather they grow on the world’s largest perennial herb which can grow up to 25 feet with leaves of up to 9 feet.
A tomato is botanically a berry and therefore a fruit, but politically and culinarily it’s treated as a vegetable. It’s accurate to call a tomato a berry, a fruit, and/or a vegetable, depending on context.
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