Banana (Musa acuminata) Peel Juice Drink Tonirose Garcia Charisse Mae Talandron Kylle Annriel Dungog Mary Minette Salundaguit Jaspier Villarubia Matt Allen Aliazon Bernadette Sacedon Joshua Ravanta Researchers Ms. Glesby Camangyan Adviser MARCH 2013 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First and foremost‚ we would like to give our thanks and praises unto the Lord for giving us the life‚ enough knowledge and understanding enable us to complete this project‚ without him everything
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I. Rationale Banana is a staple starch for many tropical populations.Depending upon cultivar and ripeness‚ the flesh can vary in taste from starchy to sweet‚ and texture from firm to mushy. Bananas are an excellent source of vitamin B6 and contain moderate amounts of vitamin C‚ manganese and dietary fiber. There many uses of the “banana”; banana sap from the pseudostem‚ peelings or flesh may be sufficiently sticky for adhesive uses‚ the large leaves may be used as umbrellas and many more. One
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Banana sap and Annatto seeds as Ink Chapter I Introduction Background of the Study Ink has always been an essential part of our lives. This primarily used for communication‚ writing‚ duplicating or printing and data recording. Ball pens and markers nowadays are greatly used by many people. Almost everyone carry out one on their belongings. Whenever you need to jot down something‚ just grab it and start writing. For students‚ it is a must-have because you’ll use it every day. But this ball pens
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well in shortage. A group of researchers‚ observed this common problem in the society. The researchers wanted to unveil an experiment that was long forgotten by the society. The study is about methane gas that was produced by using a raw product‚ Banana peels. The researchers discussed this experiment because the researchers observed that many people are complaining to the government about the price hike of the gasses. The researcher’s objective is to strengthen this study and to give the readers
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experiment is to find out if bananas will brown faster on the counter or in a refrigerator. Hypothesis If a banana is placed on the counter and another banana is placed in the refrigerator‚ then the banana placed in the refrigerator will brown faster. Materials 2 paper plates 2 bananas pencil and paper to record results Procedures 1. Get two paper plates. 2. Place one banana on one of the paper plates and place it in the refrigerator. 3. Place the second banana on another paper plate
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Summer 2013 Case Report: Blood Bananas: Chiquita in Colombia BUSA 4980 Chiquita Brands international was founded in 1899 after the merger of United Fruit Company and the Boston Fruit Company. As bananas be came more of a staple in every home so do Chiquita Bananas. Bananas are know to mainly grown in tropical places like Central America‚ Africa and Southeast Asia. Chiquita decided to have operations out of Colombia. During this time there was turmoil in Colombia and different terror groups
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Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) Peel Shoe Polish Title: How Banana peels can be turned into shoe polish Introduction: The Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) is a great source of potassium‚ the banana is not just ‘any fruit’ you could eat any time of the day you can also use this to whiten your teeth but what if there is
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Edible bananas originated in the Indo-Malaysian region reaching to northern Australia. They were known only by hearsay in the Mediterranean region in the 3rd Century B.C.‚ and are believed to have been first carried to Europe in the 10th Century A.D. Early in the 16th Century‚ Portuguese mariners transported the plant from the West African coast to South America. The types found in cultivation in the Pacific have been traced to eastern Indonesia from where they spread to the Marquesas and by stages
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Bananas and Oranges: A Comparison Between Two Fruits As I sat down to write my compare and contrast essay‚ I thought it would be a simple task. Oh‚ how wrong I was! Coming up with two subjects to compare differences was easy‚ but finding ones with similarities also? Not so much. I have researched and googled every important issue that I thought would be interesting to debate‚ but did not have any luck of finding something inspiring. Finally‚ I decided that I was making this more difficult
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do and don’t think of the banana. We hardly give much thought to the fruit that we nearly all eat everyday. The banana never fails us as a fruit; it is always (approximately) the same size‚ shape‚ and color. Yet‚ this is also the downfall our banana. The lack of genetic variation of our banana is what can wipe it out with a single strand of disease. Dan Koeppel‚ in his book Banana: The Fate of the Fruit That Changed the World‚ takes us through the history of the banana‚ from the very beginning of
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