Assertion: banana's fruit | /r/HasProperty | harvested
Facets:
value: by cutting the stalk
type: MANNER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: When the fruit is harvested, cut the fruiting stalk back to 30 inches above the ground.
text: The fruit can be harvested by cutting the stalk when the bananas are plump but green.
text: When the fruit is harvested, cut the fruiting stalk back to 30 inches above the ground.
text: The fruit can be harvested by cutting the stalk when the bananas are plump but green.
text: The fruits should be harvested when they reach the full size, but are still green.
text: Workers are careful not to let the fruit grow too big, or harvest it too early—harvesters carry a caliper to make sure only fruits that fall into a narrow size range are harvested.
text: The entire stalk, known as a bunch, takes up to a year for the fruit to ripen enough to be harvested.
text: Tips A banana plant's trunk, or pseudostem, lives two to three years, until the fruit is harvested.
text: Therefore, as soon as the banana flower appears stop all fertilization until the fruit is harvested, approximately four months later.
text: After the fruits of a banana plant are harvested, the plant dies back, or is cut down, and a new stalk regenerates from the same, perennating rhizome or corm.
text: These fruits grow to between 3 and 5 inches and are typically harvested when the peel is still a deep green.