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Bananas are referred to as "triploid" because they have three sets of chromosomes, making them triploid organisms. This genetic makeup is a result of the hybridization between two wild species, which leads to the seedless characteristics of cultivated bananas. The triploid nature contributes to their sterility, meaning they do not produce viable seeds, and instead propagate through vegetative means, such as suckers or rhizomes. This trait has made them popular for consumption, as they are easier to eat and grow.

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