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Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn. is an evergreen tree like perennial herbaceous plant of the Strelitziaceae genus. The stem resembles a palm; The trunk is upright and clustered, cylindrical like a palm, with a rough surface and obvious dry lines, resembling a large folding fan in appearance; The leaves are oblong in shape, resembling banana leaves. The leaves are arranged at the top of the stem, resembling a large folding fan; The flowers are spike shaped and axillary, with Buddha flame buds on each inflorescence axis. They are white and arranged in a scorpion tail shape; The flowering and fruiting period occurs throughout the year without obvious seasonality, depending on the age and number of flowering plants in the cluster. Generally, it takes 3-5 years for flowering and fruiting to occur. When travelers in Madagascar feel thirsty, they can use a small knife to pierce the base of the leaf stalk to obtain water and drink it, hence the name "traveler's banana".
Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn. is native to Madagascar, Africa and is commonly cultivated in regions such as Guangdong, Taiwan, Fujian, and Yunnan in China; Introduced from Cuba to China in 1962. The traveler banana is a typical tropical plant that prefers high temperature and high humidity ecological environment conditions; It is suitable for growing in various soils with soil fertility, depth, and good drainage, and can also grow well in gravel soils with sufficient moisture. Traveler bananas are propagated through division and sowing.
Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn. is suitable for planting and viewing in parks and scenic areas. It not only provides shade from the scorching sun, but also contains a lot of clear water in its leaves. As long as travelers make a small incision in this position, it is like turning on a "faucet", and the cool and sweet "spring water" will immediately flow out, which can quench their thirst. After a day, the cut wound can be completely healed.
Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn. is an evergreen tree like perennial herbaceous plant of the Strelitziaceae genus. The stem resembles a palm; The trunk is upright and clustered, cylindrical like a palm, with a rough surface and obvious dry lines, resembling a large folding fan in appearance; The leaves are oblong in shape, resembling banana leaves. The leaves are arranged at the top of the stem, resembling a large folding fan; The flowers are spike shaped and axillary, with Buddha flame buds on each inflorescence axis. They are white and arranged in a scorpion tail shape; The flowering and fruiting period occurs throughout the year without obvious seasonality, depending on the age and number of flowering plants in the cluster. Generally, it takes 3-5 years for flowering and fruiting to occur. When travelers in Madagascar feel thirsty, they can use a small knife to pierce the base of the leaf stalk to obtain water and drink it, hence the name "traveler's banana".
Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn. is native to Madagascar, Africa and is commonly cultivated in regions such as Guangdong, Taiwan, Fujian, and Yunnan in China; Introduced from Cuba to China in 1962. The traveler banana is a typical tropical plant that prefers high temperature and high humidity ecological environment conditions; It is suitable for growing in various soils with soil fertility, depth, and good drainage, and can also grow well in gravel soils with sufficient moisture. Traveler bananas are propagated through division and sowing.
Ravenala madagascariensis Sonn. is suitable for planting and viewing in parks and scenic areas. It not only provides shade from the scorching sun, but also contains a lot of clear water in its leaves. As long as travelers make a small incision in this position, it is like turning on a "faucet", and the cool and sweet "spring water" will immediately flow out, which can quench their thirst. After a day, the cut wound can be completely healed.
