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maintain fluid levels in the body and regulates the movement of nutrients and waste
products in and out of cells. But now, it is more beyond. Bananas are used to make
innovations towards making new products that can be used in school even in our
respective homes. A great example of this is the stem of the banana. It can be used as
an alternative paper. Banana plant or plantain plant not only gives the delicious fruit but
Banana is one of the most important fruit crop plants and belongs to the genus
Musa. After harvesting the fruit, the plant is cut down and thrown away, mostly as
waste. The banana plant is largely divided into three parts- pseudo stem, peduncle and
leaf. The pseudo stem portion of the plant fiber is suitable for making ropes and twines
(Saikia et al ., 1997). In 135 countries and territories across the tropics and subtropics,
Bananas are being produced. The majority producers are farmers who grow the crop for
either home consumption or for local markets (Bergh, Picq, & Vézina, 2013). Banana is
the second most produced fruit after citrus. It has 16% contribution in the world’s total
fruit production.
Objectives
METHODOLOGY
This chapter presents the research methodology of the study. This chapter gives
details of the materials and methods used in the process of making eco bags and
alternative papers out of banana pseudo stem. It also discusses the materials used and
steps to be conducted.
Method used
This study is a quantitative study that uses experimental method and descriptive
Materials Used
Eco bags and alternative papers are made using these following tools and materials:
Procedure :
Step 1: Cut the banana stem into a small pieces.
Step 10:Add the banana stem in the blender then add water ,wait until it done.
Step 11: Remove it from your blender machine. And pour the banana stem in the
container.