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Published on Dec 18, 2012

The banana could soon replace many crops as a staple food source. Scientists say the fruit is more resistant to climate change than others. Bananas thrive in southern India's tropical climate - the states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka produce more than 27 million tonnes of the fruit a year. Farmers in India are already recognising it as the most reliable source of income. Al Jazeera's Sohail Rahman reports from Hoseharrli in Karnataka, India.

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  • 100001091057100001

    too much food and starve to death, result of mass hypnosis by money slaves

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  • TheLordAncient

    LOL

    "Put dummoney inn du buhg, yu bitch of son yu shit yurr face my eeyeballs in yur ass yu bitch" *with an indian accent*

    I I would roll on the floor from my laughter

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  • DurzaGaiden

    Bah bah bah, bah banana. /watch?v=vNie6hVM8ZI

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  • hoosierhiver

    I ate a lot of bananas when I was in India, a good way to avoid dirty food.

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  • MusiqOfAmani

    Bananas attract mosquitoes! This equals malaria

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  • bongojim420

    Steak & mashed bananas. 

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  • neordinarus

    I couldn't be serious if bunch of Indians would come crashing into the bank trying to rob it, meanwhile when I would be at the counter.

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  • pvtjamesryan3

    Sometimes I wish we had markets like that in the U.S.

    Would be so cool to walkup and bargain with Pakis for low prices.

    me - "20 cents?"

    Paki bastard - "no no no no no I say I say you pay 35 cents....this is best quality banana. I fertilize it everyday."

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  • nadoeloiskat

    27 million tonnes per year is less than 27 kg per indian per year.

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  • nadoeloiskat

    This clip is way too misleading.

    It's like bananas will safe us from climate change and how much the climate have to change until bananas could be grown here in Finland?

    Rising sea levels WILL put all the coastal cities under the water and that is over a billion people.

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