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The video of a seven feet long banana stem laden with fruit and named &lsquo;Baahubali&rsquo; for obvious reasons, has created a storm in social media.</p>
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<strong>Video:</strong></p>
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This Amritha species of banana tree belongs to Anala Sudershan who lives in Vakatippa village located in East Godavari&rsquo;s Kothapally Mandal in Andhra Pradesh. It has 140 fruits and weighs 60 kilograms and hence was named &lsquo;Baahubali&rsquo; by the villagers.</p>
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The banana plant of this species was given to Sudershan by his daughter who stays in Bengaluru. On sowing it, he reaped good production of the fruit and the &lsquo;Baahubali&rsquo; stem was a surprise bonus.</p>
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In the normal course, the length of the stem is between three and five feet but when news of this particular stem being seven feet long reached villagers, people flocked Sudershan&rsquo;s house to take pictures and selfies with the stem. Many were curious to know how Sudershan managed to grow this plant.</p>
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