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sandy0225 · 08-06-2009, 01:28 PM

They are too little to tell for sure, but the gran nains/manzano/mysore always look a lot alike when they are little. Very subtle differences if any. Not sure about that last one, never heard of it, of course there are many varieties of bananas that I've never seen/heard of. Too many kinds to know them all.
I wouldn't normally guess plants froma picture anyway. There are just too many that look similar, and too many photographers that can make the pictures look different than the actual plant too.
My guess is--they're probably right, until proven otherwise. Or did you mix them up in unwrapping?

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