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Old 08-22-2015, 10:53 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Can some one ID this fruit, Was sold to me as 3640.
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Old 08-22-2015, 03:47 PM   #2 (permalink)
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If you look under the search function
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PRG posted these pics of 3640....


'SH-3640' - Best of the FHIA Line
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The rachis angle looks wrong.

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Can some one ID this fruit, Was sold to me as 3640.
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Richard, rachis meaning the the peduncle
or the stalk of the bloom?
This picture is from Nanaman back in '08...

The stalk falls straight down@
a 45 degree angle from the psuedostem.
(Banana ID 101)

PRG photo closeup of the bloom...
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The rachis angle looks wrong.

The Rachis Position looks correct and is consistent with the SH-3640.
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Richard, rachis meaning the peduncle
or the stalk of the bloom?

The stalk falls straight down@
a 45 degree angle from the pseudostem.
(Banana ID 101)
The stalk from the corm to the first hand is the peduncle, from the first hand to the distal end is the rachis.


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Yup, I reversed the definitions of rachis and peduncle.

Looks greater than a 60 degree angle to me.
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