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“Garfield how big was the gyatt”

“Garfield how big was the gyatt” | image tagged in garfield t-pose | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
by SilverIsGold
44 views, 5 upvotes

minigame moment

minigame moment | image tagged in garfield t-pose | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
by AinsleySpooky
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garfield t-pose

garfield t-pose | image tagged in garfield t-pose | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
by AinsleySpooky
51 views, 5 upvotes

A BANANA IS AN ELONGATED, EDIBLE FRUIT – BOTANICALLY A BERRY[1][2] – PRODUCED BY SEVERAL KINDS OF LARGE HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLA

A BANANA IS AN ELONGATED, EDIBLE FRUIT – BOTANICALLY A BERRY[1][2] – PRODUCED BY SEVERAL KINDS OF LARGE HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLA | A BANANA IS AN ELONGATED, EDIBLE FRUIT – BOTANICALLY A BERRY[1][2] – PRODUCED BY SEVERAL KINDS OF LARGE HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS IN THE GENUS MUSA.[3] IN SOME COUNTRIES, BANANAS USED FOR COOKING MAY BE CALLED "PLANTAINS", DISTINGUISHING THEM FROM DESSERT BANANAS. THE FRUIT IS VARIABLE IN SIZE, COLOR, AND FIRMNESS, BUT IS USUALLY ELONGATED AND CURVED, WITH SOFT FLESH RICH IN STARCH COVERED WITH A RIND, WHICH MAY BE GREEN, YELLOW, RED, PURPLE, OR BROWN WHEN RIPE. THE FRUITS GROW UPWARD IN CLUSTERS NEARTHE TOP OF THE PLANT. ALMOST ALL MODERN EDIBLE SEEDLESS (PARTHENOCARP) BANANAS COME FROM TWO WILD SPECIES – MUSA ACUMINATA AND MUSA BALBISIANA. THE SCIENTIFIC NAMES OF MOST CULTIVATED BANANAS ARE MUSA ACUMINATA, MUSA BALBISIANA, AND MUSA × PARADISIACA FOR THE HYBRID MUSA ACUMINATA × M. BALBISIANA, DEPENDING ON THEIR GENOMIC CONSTITUTION. THE OLD SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR THIS HYBRID, MUSA SAPIENTUM, IS NO LONGER USED. MUSA SPECIES ARE NATIVE TO TROPICAL INDOMALAYA AND AUSTRALIA, AND ARE LIKELY TO HAVE BEEN FIRST DOMESTICATED IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA.[4][5] THEY ARE GROWN IN 135 COUNTRIES,[6] PRIMARILY FOR THEIR FRUIT, AND TO A LESSER EXTENT TO MAKE FIBER, BANANA WINE, AND BANANA BEER AND AS ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. THE WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCERS OF BANANAS IN 2017 WERE INDIA AND CHINA, WHICH TOGETHER ACCOUNTED FOR APPROXIMATELY 38% OF TOTAL PRODUCTION.[7] WORLDWIDE, THERE IS NO SHARP DISTINCTION BETWEEN "BANANAS" AND "PLANTAINS". ESPECIALLY IN THE AMERICAS AND EUROPE, "BANANA" USUALLY REFERS TO SOFT, SWEET, DESSERT BANANAS, PARTICULARLY THOSE OF THE CAVENDISH GROUP, WHICH ARE THE MAIN EXPORTS FROM BANANA-GROWING COUNTRIES. BY CONTRAST, MUSA CULTIVARS WITH FIRMER, STARCHIER FRUIT ARE CALLED "PLANTAINS". IN OTHER REGIONS, SUCH AS SOUTHEAST ASIA, MANY MORE KINDS OF BANANA ARE GROWN AND EATEN, SO THE BINARY DISTINCTION IS NOT AS USEFUL AND IS NOT MADE IN LOCAL LANGUAGES. THE TERM "BANANA" IS ALSO USED AS THE COMMON NAME FOR THE PLANTS THAT PRODUCE THE FRUIT.[3] THIS CAN EXTEND TO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GENUS MUSA, SUCH AS THE SCARLET BANANA (MUSA COCCINEA), THE PINK BANANA (MUSA VELUTINA), AND THE FE'I BANANAS. IT CAN ALSO REFER TO MEMBERS OF THE GENUS ENSETE, SUCH AS THE SNOW BANANA (ENSETE GLAUCUM) AND THE ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT FALSE BANANA (ENSETE VENTRICOSUM). BOTH GENERA ARE IN THE BANANA FAMILY, MUSACEAE.A BANANA IS AN ELONGATED, EDIBLE FRUIT – BOTANICALLY A BERRY[1][2] – PRODUCED BY SEVERAL KINDS OF LARGE HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS IN THE GENUS MUSA.[3] IN SOME COUNTRIES, BANANAS USED FOR COOKING MAY BE CALLED "PLANTAINS", DISTINGUISHING THEM FROM DESSERT BANANAS. THE FRUIT IS VARIABLE IN SIZE, COLOR, AND FIRMNESS, BUT IS USUALLY ELONGATED AND CURVED, WITH SOFT FLESH RICH IN STARCH COVERED WITH A RIND, WHICH MAY BE GREEN, YELLOW, RED, PURPLE, OR BROWN WHEN RIPE. THE FRUITS GROW UPWARD IN CLUSTERS NEARTHE TOP OF THE PLANT. ALMOST ALL MODERN EDIBLE SEEDLESS (PARTHENOCARP) BANANAS COME FROM TWO WILD SPECIES – MUSA ACUMINATA AND MUSA BALBISIANA. THE SCIENTIFIC NAMES OF MOST CULTIVATED BANANAS ARE MUSA ACUMINATA, MUSA BALBISIANA, AND MUSA × PARADISIACA FOR THE HYBRID MUSA ACUMINATA × M. BALBISIANA, DEPENDING ON THEIR GENOMIC CONSTITUTION. THE OLD SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR THIS HYBRID, MUSA SAPIENTUM, IS NO LONGER USED. MUSA SPECIES ARE NATIVE TO TROPICAL INDOMALAYA AND AUSTRALIA, AND ARE LIKELY TO HAVE BEEN FIRST DOMESTICATED IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA.[4][5] THEY ARE GROWN IN 135 COUNTRIES,[6] PRIMARILY FOR THEIR FRUIT, AND TO A LESSER EXTENT TO MAKE FIBER, BANANA WINE, AND BANANA BEER AND AS ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. THE WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCERS OF BANANAS IN 2017 WERE INDIA AND CHINA, WHICH TOGETHER ACCOUNTED FOR APPROXIMATELY 38% OF TOTAL PRODUCTION.[7] WORLDWIDE, THERE IS NO SHARP DISTINCTION BETWEEN "BANANAS" AND "PLANTAINS". ESPECIALLY IN THE AMERICAS AND EUROPE, "BANANA" USUALLY REFERS TO SOFT, SWEET, DESSERT BANANAS, PARTICULARLY THOSE OF THE CAVENDISH GROUP, WHICH ARE THE MAIN EXPORTS FROM BANANA-GROWING COUNTRIES. BY CONTRAST, MUSA CULTIVARS WITH FIRMER, STARCHIER FRUIT ARE CALLED "PLANTAINS". IN OTHER REGIONS, SUCH AS SOUTHEAST ASIA, MANY MORE KINDS OF BANANA ARE GROWN AND EATEN, SO THE BINARY DISTINCTION IS NOT AS USEFUL AND IS NOT MADE IN LOCAL LANGUAGES. THE TERM "BANANA" IS ALSO USED AS THE COMMON NAME FOR THE PLANTS THAT PRODUCE THE FRUIT.[3] THIS CAN EXTEND TO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GENUS MUSA, SUCH AS THE SCARLET BANANA (MUSA COCCINEA), THE PINK BANANA (MUSA VELUTINA), AND THE FE'I BANANAS. IT CAN ALSO REFER TO MEMBERS OF THE GENUS ENSETE, SUCH AS THE SNOW BANANA (ENSETE GLAUCUM) AND THE ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT FALSE BANANA (ENSETE VENTRICOSUM). BOTH GENERA ARE IN THE BANANA FAMILY, MUSACEAE.A BANANA IS AN ELONGATED, EDIBLE FRUIT – BOTANICALLY A BERRY[1][2] – PRODUCED BY SEVERAL KINDS OF LARGE HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS IN THE GENUS MUSA.[3] IN SOME COUNTRIES, BANANAS USED FOR COOKING MAY BE CALLED "PLANTAINS", DISTINGUISHING THEM FROM DESSERT BANANAS. THE FRUIT IS VARIABLE IN SIZE, COLOR, AND FIRMNESS, BUT IS USUALLY ELONGATED AND CURVED, WITH SOFT FLESH RICH IN STARCH COVERED WITH A RIND, WHICH MAY BE GREEN, YELLOW, RED, PURPLE, OR BROWN WHEN RIPE. THE FRUITS GROW UPWARD IN CLUSTERS NEARTHE TOP OF THE PLANT. ALMOST ALL MODERN EDIBLE SEEDLESS (PARTHENOCARP) BANANAS COME FROM TWO WILD SPECIES – MUSA ACUMINATA AND MUSA BALBISIANA. THE SCIENTIFIC NAMES OF MOST CULTIVATED BANANAS ARE MUSA ACUMINATA, MUSA BALBISIANA, AND MUSA × PARADISIACA FOR THE HYBRID MUSA ACUMINATA × M. BALBISIANA, DEPENDING ON THEIR GENOMIC CONSTITUTION. THE OLD SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR THIS HYBRID, MUSA SAPIENTUM, IS NO LONGER USED. MUSA SPECIES ARE NATIVE TO TROPICAL INDOMALAYA AND AUSTRALIA, AND ARE LIKELY TO HAVE BEEN FIRST DOMESTICATED IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA.[4][5] THEY ARE GROWN IN 135 COUNTRIES,[6] PRIMARILY FOR THEIR FRUIT, AND TO A LESSER EXTENT TO MAKE FIBER, BANANA WINE, AND BANANA BEER AND AS ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. THE WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCERS OF BANANAS IN 2017 WERE INDIA AND CHINA, WHICH TOGETHER ACCOUNTED FOR APPROXIMATELY 38% OF TOTAL PRODUCTION.[7] WORLDWIDE, THERE IS NO SHARP DISTINCTION BETWEEN "BANANAS" AND "PLANTAINS". ESPECIALLY IN THE AMERICAS AND EUROPE, "BANANA" USUALLY REFERS TO SOFT, SWEET, DESSERT BANANAS, PARTICULARLY THOSE OF THE CAVENDISH GROUP, WHICH ARE THE MAIN EXPORTS FROM BANANA-GROWING COUNTRIES. BY CONTRAST, MUSA CULTIVARS WITH FIRMER, STARCHIER FRUIT ARE CALLED "PLANTAINS". IN OTHER REGIONS, SUCH AS SOUTHEAST ASIA, MANY MORE KINDS OF BANANA ARE GROWN AND EATEN, SO THE BINARY DISTINCTION IS NOT AS USEFUL AND IS NOT MADE IN LOCAL LANGUAGES. THE TERM "BANANA" IS ALSO USED AS THE COMMON NAME FOR THE PLANTS THAT PRODUCE THE FRUIT.[3] THIS CAN EXTEND TO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GENUS MUSA, SUCH AS THE SCARLET BANANA (MUSA COCCINEA), THE PINK BANANA (MUSA VELUTINA), AND THE FE'I BANANAS. IT CAN ALSO REFER TO MEMBERS OF THE GENUS ENSETE, SUCH AS THE SNOW BANANA (ENSETE GLAUCUM) AND THE ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT FALSE BANANA (ENSETE VENTRICOSUM). BOTH GENERA ARE IN THE BANANA FAMILY, MUSACEAE.A BANANA IS AN ELONGATED, EDIBLE FRUIT – BOTANICALLY A BERRY[1][2] – PRODUCED BY SEVERAL KINDS OF LARGE HERBACEOUS FLOWERING PLANTS IN THE GENUS MUSA.[3] IN SOME COUNTRIES, BANANAS USED FOR COOKING MAY BE CALLED "PLANTAINS", DISTINGUISHING THEM FROM DESSERT BANANAS. THE FRUIT IS VARIABLE IN SIZE, COLOR, AND FIRMNESS, BUT IS USUALLY ELONGATED AND CURVED, WITH SOFT FLESH RICH IN STARCH COVERED WITH A RIND, WHICH MAY BE GREEN, YELLOW, RED, PURPLE, OR BROWN WHEN RIPE. THE FRUITS GROW UPWARD IN CLUSTERS NEARTHE TOP OF THE PLANT. ALMOST ALL MODERN EDIBLE SEEDLESS (PARTHENOCARP) BANANAS COME FROM TWO WILD SPECIES – MUSA ACUMINATA AND MUSA BALBISIANA. THE SCIENTIFIC NAMES OF MOST CULTIVATED BANANAS ARE MUSA ACUMINATA, MUSA BALBISIANA, AND MUSA × PARADISIACA FOR THE HYBRID MUSA ACUMINATA × M. BALBISIANA, DEPENDING ON THEIR GENOMIC CONSTITUTION. THE OLD SCIENTIFIC NAME FOR THIS HYBRID, MUSA SAPIENTUM, IS NO LONGER USED. MUSA SPECIES ARE NATIVE TO TROPICAL INDOMALAYA AND AUSTRALIA, AND ARE LIKELY TO HAVE BEEN FIRST DOMESTICATED IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA.[4][5] THEY ARE GROWN IN 135 COUNTRIES,[6] PRIMARILY FOR THEIR FRUIT, AND TO A LESSER EXTENT TO MAKE FIBER, BANANA WINE, AND BANANA BEER AND AS ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. THE WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCERS OF BANANAS IN 2017 WERE INDIA AND CHINA, WHICH TOGETHER ACCOUNTED FOR APPROXIMATELY 38% OF TOTAL PRODUCTION.[7] WORLDWIDE, THERE IS NO SHARP DISTINCTION BETWEEN "BANANAS" AND "PLANTAINS". ESPECIALLY IN THE AMERICAS AND EUROPE, "BANANA" USUALLY REFERS TO SOFT, SWEET, DESSERT BANANAS, PARTICULARLY THOSE OF THE CAVENDISH GROUP, WHICH ARE THE MAIN EXPORTS FROM BANANA-GROWING COUNTRIES. BY CONTRAST, MUSA CULTIVARS WITH FIRMER, STARCHIER FRUIT ARE CALLED "PLANTAINS". IN OTHER REGIONS, SUCH AS SOUTHEAST ASIA, MANY MORE KINDS OF BANANA ARE GROWN AND EATEN, SO THE BINARY DISTINCTION IS NOT AS USEFUL AND IS NOT MADE IN LOCAL LANGUAGES. THE TERM "BANANA" IS ALSO USED AS THE COMMON NAME FOR THE PLANTS THAT PRODUCE THE FRUIT.[3] THIS CAN EXTEND TO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GENUS MUSA, SUCH AS THE SCARLET BANANA (MUSA COCCINEA), THE PINK BANANA (MUSA VELUTINA), AND THE FE'I BANANAS. IT CAN ALSO REFER TO MEMBERS OF THE GENUS ENSETE, SUCH AS THE SNOW BANANA (ENSETE GLAUCUM) AND THE ECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT FALSE BANANA (ENSETE VENTRICOSUM). BOTH GENERA ARE IN THE BANANA FAMILY, MUSACEAE. | image tagged in garfield t-pose | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
by AinsleySpooky
45 views, 3 upvotes

join now!!!1!!!11!, In Da CoMmEnTs!!!!!!!!1!!!1!

join now!!!1!!!11!, In Da CoMmEnTs!!!!!!!!1!!!1! | MSMG STATUS: | image tagged in garfield t-pose | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
by AinsleySpooky
48 views, 4 upvotes

garfield t-pose

by anonymous
41 views, 4 upvotes, 1 comment

you don’t have to I’m just sayin

by Ipoacheggs
79 views, 4 upvotes, 4 comments

garfield t-pose

by AinsleySpooky
77 views, 3 upvotes

garfield t-pose

by AinsleySpooky
56 views, 2 upvotes

Do it

by BagOfJustice
99 views, 4 upvotes, 6 comments

garfield t-pose

by potat..
131 views, 5 upvotes

Dominance

by anonymous
86 views, 2 upvotes

garfield t-pose

by Kyrian247
102 views, 4 upvotes, 16 comments

garfield t-pose

by ObiWON
102 views, 4 upvotes, 1 comment
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