Scientific name: Ensete ventricosum
- Commonly grown in Africa
- In Africa, it is mashed up and the pulp of its root is eaten
- It is an herb
- The plant is used to make rope, twine, and fibers for weaving.
- Grows between 6 and 12 meters high
- Plant flowers at about age 8
- Flowers and bears fruit only once before death
- Male flowers occur at the top of the plant
- Female flowers occur lower on the plant
- Monocot
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