Which part of the banana plant is eaten?
(a) fruit
(b) fruit and stem
(c) fruit and leaves
(d) fruit, stem and leaves

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(b) fruit and stem
We eat the stem and fruit of a banana (its flower is also edible).

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Which part of the banana plant is eaten? (a) fruit (b) fruit and stem (c) fruit and leaves (d) fruit, stem and leaves

(b) fruit and stemWe eat the stem and fruit of a banana (its flower is also edible).

Which part of the banana plant is eaten?
(a) fruit
(b) fruit and stem
(c) fruit and leaves
(d) fruit, stem and leaves

(b) fruit and stem
We eat the stem and fruit of a banana (its flower is also edible).