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banana family

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun banana family has 1 sense
  1. Musaceae, family Musaceae, banana family - treelike tropical Asian herbs
    --1 is a kind of monocot family, liliopsid family
    --1 is a member of Musales, order Musales
    --1 has members: Musa, genus Musa; Ensete, genus Ensete

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Banana Family

Description

The Banana Family refers to a group of plants that belongs to the family Musaceae. This family includes various species of flowering plants, most notably the banana plant and the plantain tree. These plants are native to tropical regions and are notable for their large leaves and edible fruits.

Senses

Sense 1: Taxonomic Classification

In a taxonomic context, the term "banana family" refers to the classification of plants under the family Musaceae. It denotes the relationship and grouping of various species of plants that share similar characteristics and evolutionary history.

Example sentence: The banana family, Musaceae, includes numerous species of plants known for their tropical origin and vibrant foliage.

Sense 2: Common Usage

Outside of its taxonomic context, the term "banana family" can be used to refer to a group of people who share a close bond or have a strong connection with one another, similar to a family unit. This usage highlights a sense of familiarity and camaraderie among individuals.

Example sentence: Our close-knit group of friends, affectionately known as the banana family, always supports and looks out for each other.

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