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BANANA YUCCA SPECIES : Yucca baccata REPRODUCTION The banana yucca is pollinated solely by the female yucca moth (Tegeticula yuccasella). After pollinating a banana yucca flower, the yucca moth flies to a different flower and deposits her eggs in the new flower's ovary. Most flowers are pollinated, and pollination typically results in production of a large number of banana yucca seeds. The seeds and fruit are consumed by yucca moth larvae. CHARACTERISTICS DISTRIBUTION UTILIZATION MATURITY REPRODUCTION

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