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Which of the following explains the prevalence of banana plantations in Central America?
Bananas were first domesticated in Central America and were later cultivated to be exported to the United States and Canada.
Bananas were first domesticated in Central America and were later cultivated to be exported to the United States and Canada.
A
Bananas were first domesticated in Central America and then hybridized to grow in other climate zones around the world.
Bananas were first domesticated in Central America and then hybridized to grow in other climate zones around the world.
B
Banana plants were brought to Central America from Southeast Asia to be grown closer to markets in the United States and Canada.
Banana plants were brought to Central America from Southeast Asia to be grown closer to markets in the United States and Canada.
C
Banana plants were brought to Central America from sub-Saharan Africa to be grown closer to markets in the United States and Canada.
Banana plants were brought to Central America from sub-Saharan Africa to be grown closer to markets in the United States and Canada.
D
Banana plants were brought to Central America by early European colonizers to provide a staple food crop for local farming populations.
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