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Bunch of banana fruits rippen and unrippen types. A single plant can produce bunches of bananas, but not the `bunch` you see at the store. A single banana is called a finger. A grouping of attached `fingers` make up a `hand` of bananas. Multiple hands that grow in a cluster are called a bunch or stalk—a bunch of bananas may contain 3 to 20 hands

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