>cultivate
what did he mean by this?
So how do avocados still exist...
Cooper Hill
Nathan Wilson
That's actually a polished ceramic bowling ball in a giant plastic avacado.
Josiah Garcia
>Why don't they sell this kind of banana?
Depends on where you are. Inside EU this is a hugely political thing where some countries pushed through that only bananas from their former colonies should be allowed into Europe. So Europe is a bit bland in this respect. Outside Europe you will find a huge variety of bananas, many of which are not for eating raw but usually fried.
Carson Sanchez
Cite?
i put a few avocado seeds in a flower pot and now I have a few mini-trees. And I can assure you no digestive juices were involved.
They grow quickly at first, about 20 cm in a week or so. After that it grows slowly but can reach several meters in height with time also indoor in colder climates.
Michael Martinez
>In 1982, evolutionary biologist Daniel H. Janzen concluded that the avocado is an example of an 'evolutionary anachronism', a fruit adapted for ecological relationship with now-extinct large mammals (such as giant ground sloths or gomphotheres). Most large fleshy fruits serve the function of seed dispersal, accomplished by their consumption by large animals. There are some reasons to think that the fruit, with its mildly toxic pit, may have coevolved with Pleistocene megafauna to be swallowed whole and excreted in their dung, ready to sprout. No extant native animal is large enough to effectively disperse avocado seeds in this fashion.
en.m.wikipedia.org
Under Coevolution. The fact that modern growers still need to pierce the pit to get it to grow also speaks to this.
Benjamin Ramirez
underrated post
Michael Young
In the wild wouldn't am avocado fall from the tree and plant itself
Carter Edwards
I don't get the reference
Grayson Gonzalez
>mfw avocado can be an ayy lmao
Gavin Edwards
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