Ethiopia (Wollo, Worebabo and Tehulederae): seed and pseudo-stem and seeds possibly eaten. The trunk is also reported scraped; then buried in soil, at a depth of 1.5 meters, covered with leaves and ...

Two centuries after it was first classified by botanists, Musa nepalensis has been spotted again in the country that bears its Latin name. Ram Prasad Ghimire, 54, from Pytar in Lalitpur took a closer ...