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How do you know if a market banana is poisonous or not?

How do you know if a market banana is poisonous or not?


Banana is an evergreen fruit that is rich in nutrients. Bananas are rich in iron, calcium and vitamins. But sometimes bananas can prove to be harmful to health. Bananas can be harmful to health if chemicals and pesticides are used in it.



Therefore, it is important for consumers to know something about bananas available in the market.


What types of bananas are available in the market?


Malbhog banana, Chini Champa, Dhusre, Mungre etc. are the most popular and available in the market. Among these different varieties of bananas, Malbhog bananas are preferred by many. Although local production can meet the demand in the Nepali market, bananas are imported in large quantities in India as well.


Do bananas ripen on the plant or are they cooked?


Banana is a 'climacteric fruit' i.e. a fruit that ripens even after being picked from the plant. But bananas also ripen on the plant. Ethylene is a hormone that is naturally produced in fruit as it ripens naturally. But bananas are picked unripe and cooked using artificial ethylene. It can be found that chemicals are used for quick picking and cooking. In this way, when trying to cook faster, fruits with more chemicals can be found in the market. Farmers and traders should be aware of this.


What kind of chemicals are mixed?


Ethylene chemicals are added during the cooking of bananas. It is also found that carbohydrates are used to ripen bananas quickly. It has no effect if it is mixed scientifically. But if the amount is too much, it affects the health. It is even healthier if the plant is allowed to ripen without the use of such chemicals.


How to identify bananas with chemicals and pesticides?


In order to know whether the banana has been cooked with chemicals or not, you should pay attention to a few things. If carbohydrates and other chemicals are used, the smell is different. The fruit may have a slightly different smell than the natural one. By looking at the shape, you can find out whether chemicals have been added to the banana. If the size of the banana is bigger than natural or the color is different, then chemicals may have been added.


If it is artificially cooked, it may not be cooked properly all over. If it is cooked in some places and raw in some places, it should be understood that it has been cooked with the help of chemicals.


What chemicals are added? To find out how much has been mixed, you have to do a lab test.


Is there any way to make bananas pesticide free?


It is useful to use bananas only one or two days after buying them to reduce the effects of pesticides rather than using them without pesticides. Even if it is immersed in water for an hour before eating, the amount of chemicals in it will decrease.


When is the main season of bananas?


The main season of bananas is from February to October. But compared to other fruits, it is also available in other seasons.

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