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Lau · 04-26-2015, 10:08 PM

[quote=PR-Giants;258763]You are looking at this in a very scientific manner and you should be able to continue narrowing down the possibilities.

Thanks. I do love a good mystery.

I took a look at the AAA classification Accession name "Williams" and the Peduncle was a match Very hairy, short hairs (similar to velvet touch). Is the Very hairy, short hairs velvet touch something that all AAA Species/Group have?

The male bud shape doesn't look the same as the pictures I took of my plant. I cut the bud off, so I can not do a comparison. The fruit shape is similar. The bunch is still hanging and the mat produces fruit every year. Next time I will take pictures that match the pictures in the Musa Germplasm Information System.

Thanks Susan

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Lau Location: Long Beach, California Find me on the map! Zone: 10 Name: Susan Lau Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 573 BananaBucks : 89,750 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 9,337 Times Was Thanked 948 Times in 343 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 624 Times	Re: What's blooming in your garden? (bananas) [quote=PR-Giants;258763]You are looking at this in a very scientific manner and you should be able to continue narrowing down the possibilities. Thanks. I do love a good mystery. I took a look at the AAA classification Accession name "Williams" and the Peduncle was a match Very hairy, short hairs (similar to velvet touch). Is the Very hairy, short hairs velvet touch something that all AAA Species/Group have? The male bud shape doesn't look the same as the pictures I took of my plant. I cut the bud off, so I can not do a comparison. The fruit shape is similar. The bunch is still hanging and the mat produces fruit every year. Next time I will take pictures that match the pictures in the Musa Germplasm Information System. Thanks Susan