6-The Cavendish banana--the bright yellow one we have all seen and probably eaten is not as tasty as the wildly grown Gros Michel variety. So, why did it become the more popular and traded or sold banana?

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The Gros Michel variety is less known, smaller, and some people think it probably has unknown toxins in it

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