Banana trees are not actually trees, but, nonetheless, some types deserve more credit for their ability to potentially ...

The friend said they weren’t trees, that she could dig ... in the freezer to make banana bread someday. (You won’t.) Its name, Cavendish, comes from a 19th-century English duke who was sent ...

The soils were infested and could not be replanted with banana trees. So, a new banana type called the Cavendish was developed. It was resistant to Panama disease. The transition to the Cavendish was ...

Just like the dwarf Cavendish, this variety also needs a lot of heat and sunlight. When it comes to watering, it’s important to water frequently but not oversaturate the soil. Banana trees grown ...

Once a plantation is infected, it kills all the banana trees and experts say it is extremely hard to get rid of. The fungus has also mutated to threaten the Cavendish, the world's favourite banana ...

We must do so that China, South Korea, Japan, or any other market, whenever bananas are mentioned, immediately think of ...

Bananas are everywhere — school cafeterias, $9 smoothies, perhaps even rotting on your kitchen counter. They’re a cheap ...

The new hybrid is called Yelloway One, and Gert Kema, a professor at Wageningen University, views it as a major breakthrough ...