Is Planting Weed in State and National Parks a Common Practice?

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The discussion centers around the classification of bananas, which are recognized as fruits but technically classified as herbs due to their non-woody stems. The Cavendish banana, the most common cultivar, faces threats from a fungus that could potentially wipe it out. Participants share various trivia about bananas and other plants, such as bamboo being a grass and peanuts being legumes. The conversation also touches on the history of bananas in America, including their introduction at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. Additionally, there are humorous exchanges about misconceptions regarding food classifications and the dangers of improperly kicking banana trees. The thread reflects a mix of factual information and light-hearted banter about food and plant classifications.
  • #31
binzing said:
Hey, mods, why don't you merge this thread with the other fact thread o'er der (Navajo slang)

Nah this is specifically about did you know about specific things about specifics, it aint the same. :smile:

MIH I'm assuming Kevin Spacey tried to eat a banana in such a way, seen the movie but don't remember it? :biggrin:
 
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Did you know that if you kick a banana tree repeatedly, with great force, you will hurt your foot?
 
  • #35
hypatia said:
Did you know you half to have a permit to grow peanuts in the US?
Did you know you one-third to have a permit to grow marijuana in the US?
 
  • #36
Mk, that sentence makes no sense. Have you ever read about the people that backpack into state and national parks and plant weed? If I remember right they caught a few guys that had over 100,000 acres of it in a park in California.