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The world's bananas are in trouble - is this the solution? - BBC World Service
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- čas přidán 3. 03. 2020
- Scientists around the world are working on ways to stop banana crops being wiped out by a new strain of Panama disease. The disease, which has so far affected farms on four continents, reaches the banana plants through infected soil.
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Cleaning the soil is almost impossible.
One idea under development in the Netherlands is to take away the soil altogether and replace it with something produced in a factory - such as loft insulation.
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Lol i have to watch this video fore school
I bet when a bannana answer's the phone it say's "yellow"
This isn't anything new. The Environmental Research Lab of the University of Arizona developed this decades ago for the Kraft exhibit at Epcot. Later they grew lettuce in Tucson for a while. I haven't seen lettuce or any other crop (except where marajuans is not legal) taken over by this method. I guess this would keep the really wealthy in bananas.
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we the Indian found this solution long ago....we put Haldi in banana every week while praying the banana tree..🙂
we need genetic modifications. The foam is expensive and eco-harmful.