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Banana Strings Unpeeled: What Those Little Fibers Are Really For
Introduction:
You’ve probably noticed those thin, stringy bits that cling to your banana when you peel it. Some people call them “banana strings,” others “fibers,” and most of us just brush them off without thinking twice. But those little strands have a name—and a purpose. Scientifically known as phloem bundles, these threads are actually important parts of the banana’s anatomy. They serve a critical role in transporting nutrients as the fruit develops. In this article, we’ll explore what they are, why they matter, and whether or not you should eat them.
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