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05-01-2015, 03:42 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Dwarf apple?
I am still trying to understand and differentiate a true apple, silk banana, and the Brazilian apple banana, if this is even right.
So, I got this from a friend, had it contained for 3 or so months at least, then popped it in the ground around earth day. Now I'm doing more research on the diversity in bananas genetics, and am not sure what we have here. |
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Re: Dwarf apple?
Post pics, people will tell you what it is. We have quite a few members here who are more than adequate to help you! I'm not one of them!!! Where are you located?
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I uploaded them to the gallery. I can not figure out how to attach them to this thread, newbie status lol. The first 3 photos in the nag. Bar on too of the page.
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Re: Dwarf apple?
Are there any particular shots that are helpful for identification? I try to show many angles but I know there are many characters, 13 is it?
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Re: Dwarf apple?
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To me, yours doesn't look like anything with "apple" in the name. Looks more like a Cavendish or some other AAA variety to me. |
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Re: Dwarf apple?
True apple (Manzano) is in the Silk subgroup, which contains other similar cultivars, including Silk. Brazilian (="Hawaiian Apple") is in the Pome subgroup. Both subgroups have AAB genomes. The fruit of Pome and Silk bananas are easy to tell apart when you're eating them, but I don't find the plants easy to tell apart.
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In being a novice, I feel certain there are likely numerous species that resemble mine as well as yours. I'm certain with the array of talent on this forum you won't likely have any problem. Good luck...please keep us posted. - Ron in VA. |
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Re: Dwarf apple?
Fish Asante's photos are definitely not Orinco/California Gold. Those Bluggoe subgroup varieties have no wines stains on the leaves (those maroon marks on the leaves) and have closed petioles.
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