Banana is one of the main fruits in many countries of the world including Bangladesh. Bananas are well grown in countries with all warm climate.
The origin of the collar of Southeast Asia Banana is grown on almost any type of soil in any part of the country. The biggest advantage of banana cultivation in the country is that it can be cultivated in the highlands of almost all regions of the country throughout the year. Apart from this, there are many varieties of banana cultivars like 'Banana banana', 'Bangla banana', 'Mama kalas' and other varieties of banana cultivation.
The collar trees, leaves and stems are all green. The glass is green, it is yellowish and becomes yellow. Banana family is a plant of Musaceae. There are about 19 varieties of collars in Bangladesh. There are three important species of banana, such as: Musa sapientum, Musa cavendishii and Musa paradisiaca.
Musa sapientum species, which are suitable for feeding in unbaked and seasoned crops. Its trees are long The finest banana trees include those of the Musa cavendishii species. And the bananas that are cooked are included in the Musa paradisiaca species.
According to experts, about 40-50 varieties of banana are cultivated in Bangladesh. Among these varieties, the names of Amrit Sagar, Sabri, Kabri, Champa, Singapuri or Kabuli, Meheshasagar, Kant or Bichi Kala, Kanchala or Anaji Arts and Shishali Kanya are worthless. Three agricultural producers of Barisal-1, Barikala-2 and Barikala-3 have been released from Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute.
