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Why does Tenerife have so many banana trees?

Thanks to Tenerife's volcano Mount Teide, the soil in the Canaries is rich in minerals - including phosphorus and potassium - that plants need to thrive. The proof of this is in the number of bananas that Bonnysa can grow in the Canaries.



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