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12-17-2016, 08:12 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Hello all,
I am a nature lover from Peninsular Malaysia and am interested in knowing more about bananas. I felt fortunate to come across this interesting and informative organization and would love to interact with you all. I would be grateful and appreciative in learning more about bananas from members of this community here. I happened to come across a wild banana tree at a forest edge which had its spike growing upward and was quite different from other common species. I would be very grateful if someone could let me know its ID (Photo)? https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5s...ew?usp=sharing Thank you Sirs, Jack Leong. Last edited by Jack Leong : 12-17-2016 at 09:19 AM. |
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Re: Banana species
I think it's musa velutina...
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welcome. howd it taste? looks like a lot of them there.
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Thank you Sir.
It was growing in the wild. I did not have a chance to taste it. I just checked the photo of "musa velutinaon" on the website. The color of the inflorescence of the species I saw was green and not purple/red as that of the musa velutina. Thank you for the banana lists you have enclosed. I will check using the list. Rgds, Jack Leong |
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Thank you Sir,
It was growing in the wild. I did not have a chance to taste it. I just checked the photo of "musa velutinaon" on the website. The color of the inflorescence of the species I saw was green and not purple/red as that of the musa velutina. Thank you for the banana lists you have enclosed. I will check using the list. Best Regards, Jack Leong. |
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If wild I would collect a pup or two. The plant looks to be short or dwarf variety, which would make a great potted or yard plant. (note: if seeded, seeds do not necessarily come back true to the parent. Collect pups) ... Also, the banana bunch appears to be mature, collect it if you can. Cut one of the bananas open and post a picture. This is to determine the seed content and if eatable.
The plant could possibly be a Musa Ornata variant. There seems to be some variation of the colors in this cultivar. I cant tell if the bunch was red/pink and turning yellow/greenish when mature ... This could be one of several species and/or an undocumented wild cultivar or mutation. Do a web search for banana cultivars indigenous to Malaysia. |
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Check this link about 3/4 way down ... Pisang Bunga/Musa Ornata bananas in Malaysia – Malaysia Vegetarian Food Last edited by edwmax : 12-17-2016 at 10:26 AM. |
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welkom here
I love to try some of seeds from that musa |
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Hi Jack-
Welcome aboard the Banana Express.
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Welcome to the banana gang!......
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Welcome to the Jungle
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As I will not get back to that site for a while, I will not be able to perform those tests as you mentioned or obtain its pup. But I will certainly do so the next time I am there in the near future, cut its fruit and take a picture, and post them here on this thread. Thank you Sir, Best regards, Jack Leong |
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Dear JBijl, thank you for the warm welcome !
As I will not get back to the jungle edge which is a few hundred Kilometer away for a while, I will not be able to get its seeds soon. However, I will get back there in a few weeks and hope to get some ripened seeds and find a way to send them to you. Best regards, Jack Leong. |
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I don't think the fruit will turn red/pinkish, but might have been red/pink when the bunch first formed. Then turning greenish/yellow when ripe as in your picture. I believe you can find this verity in you local markets. If so take a look at the colors and the flesh to compare. OH ... welcome to the forums. |
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Welcome to the forum. There's tons of info about almost any tropical plant... even some non-tropical plants.
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