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Banana The Fate Of The Fruit That Changed The World Reprint Dan Koeppel

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Banana The Fate Of The Fruit That Changed The World Reprint Dan Koeppel
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Publisher: Plume
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.3 MB
Pages: 304
Author: Dan Koeppel
ISBN: 9780452290082, 0452290082
Language: English
Year: 2008
Edition: Reprint

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Banana The Fate Of The Fruit That Changed The World Reprint Dan Koeppel by Dan Koeppel 9780452290082, 0452290082 instant download after payment.

In the vein of the bestselling Salt and Cod, a gripping chronicle of the myth, mystery, and uncertain fate of the world’s most popular fruit In this fascinating and surprising exploration of the banana’s history, cultural significance, and endangered future, award-winning journalist Dan Koeppel gives readers plenty of food for thought. Fast-paced and highly entertaining, Banana takes us from jungle to supermarket, from corporate boardrooms to kitchen tables around the world. We begin in the Garden of Eden—examining scholars’ belief that Eve’s “apple” was actually a banana— and travel to early-twentieth-century Central America, where aptly named “banana republics” rose and fell over the crop, while the companies now known as Chiquita and Dole conquered the marketplace. Koeppel then chronicles the banana’s path to the present, ultimately—and most alarmingly—taking us to banana plantations across the globe that are being destroyed by a fast-moving blight, with no cure in sight—and to the high-tech labs where new bananas are literally being built in test tubes, in a race to save the world’s most beloved fruit.

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