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I've been for months now try to figure out what the Cambodian Bananas I have growing are called. At one point I was starting to think they were the same as Namwa due to a thread I read where someone in Long Beach CA where my plants came from said that almost all the Cambodian people in LB grow Namwa. Today I find quite a bit of info on a Camodian Banana called Chek Namva. Anyone have any info on this plant? Could it be the same as Namwa?
Here is a link that has tons of great info.It's a really large PDF file that took a bit to download but well worth the wait. http://www.ipgri.cgiar.org/publications/pdf/1026.pdf |
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