… Banana is a fruit with nutritional properties and also with acclaimed therapeutic uses, cultivated
widely throughout the tropics as source of food … papillae on the abaxial bract surface of M. …

… Banana fibre is in the class of lignocellulosic fibres such as jute, sisal and abaca. Dried banana
fibres … tropics for making weak rope and fibre containers. The Tropical Product Research …

… Begum and Deka [28] extracted dietary fiber form culinary banana bract by using
ultrasonic-assisted extraction. The yield of soluble, insoluble, and total dietary fibers was 4.65, 78.7, …

… ingredients such as resistant starch, total dietary fibers, rapidly digestible starch, and slowly
… in the banana inflorescence bracts, ranging from 14 – 32 mg anthocyanin/100 g bracts, …

… bananas could be a valuable source of dietary supplements and food products owing to its
superior nutritional properties… divided into two sets by removing the outer 2 or 3 mature bracts …

… It is highly susceptible to Banana Bract Mosaic Virus (BBMV), nematodes, and borers …
protein, estimation of crude ash and insoluble ash, crude fat and determination of dietary fibre. …

… , banana flower bract, was used to mitigate the corrosion of boiler quality (BQ) industrially
used steel. The extract of the banana bract … inhibition efficiencies of banana bract extract (BBE) …

… waste banana inflorescence that is rich in insoluble fibers … bioplastic product using fiber from
banana inflorescence waste as … -based bioplastic and the banana inflorescence waste fiber. …

… insoluble dietary fibre. The content of insoluble and soluble dietary fibre found in banana
peel is … profiling and functional properties of dietary fibre rich inner and outer bracts of culinary …

… and fiber. In view of their high nutritional value, inflorescences (male flowers and bracts) can
… ) who stated that banana flower and pseudostem are rich in dietary fiber with low glycemic …