Where do banannas come from?

A banana tree will produce small plants or suckers that grown from the mother tree. When the mother tree has produced the banana it is then cut down. The suckers are removed - the amllest discarded and the healthiest sucker remains to grow and produce fruit. It usually takes nine months after planting for the tree to be cut down again. However, some varieties of bananas can be reaped in 8 months. I hope that the above helps.

Actually banana don't have seeds. It goes to a root family. When the banana tree goes by the side a small baby plant comes. When the fruits came we will cut the parent plant then the baby plants grow. Therefore once we planted a banana tree it will be life time until we pluck it from roots. I think I removed your confusion.

They do have seeds. That is why they are fruits. All fruits have seeds: apples, bananas, cucumbers, corn, jalapeno peppers. The black specks running down the middle of it are the seeds. Secondly, things "come from" somewhere whether they have seeds or not. Vegetables for example. To answer your question: I believe it came from it's Mommy Banana. EDIT: Yes, SPN. If it has seeds in it, it is a fruit. That is what a fruit is. The fruit is the ripened seeds of the plant. If you are eating something, and it has seeds, it is a fruit. Cucumbers, corn, jalapeno peppers. Also tomatoes, peas, beans, eggplant, nuts, squash, pumpkins, etc. Look it up. Wikipedia or something. I do not lie.