If they're not causing problems (like poking you in the eye when you walk past the tree), you could leave them and thin somewhat next winter. Those are good branching angles for strength.
You can look at them as a short-term investment. I see what appears to be spur development on some of them, so they might give you some fruit this summer. Then next time you prune, you'll probably take some or most of them away to improve the tree's structure.
Bananas grow on a stalk like grain. And in bunches like grain. This tiny ad says "grain"
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