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Musa sp. from Sumatra to ID
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This one is from a friend in Sumatra. I hope that you guys can help us with the ID. Prior thanks.    Photos taken at Rejang Land, Sumatra. |
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Re: Musa sp. from Sumatra to ID
Either Musa campestris var. limbangensis or Musa campestris var. campestris would be my guess. Markku, will be able to say I'm sure. Nice plant!
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Re: Musa sp. from Sumatra to ID
hmm.. but i thought that the campestris complex is endemic to Borneo (?)
yes it's a nice looking plant. i hope that he had collected some seeds back then  |
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Re: Musa sp. from Sumatra to ID
Yes, it's just a guess on my part. How tall is it?
That would be nice if you could get some seeds. I know I too would like to try that one.
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Re: Musa sp. from Sumatra to ID
I am fairly sure that is M. salaccensis.
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Re: Musa sp. from Sumatra to ID
I checked on Nasution's and Markku's respective papers on M. salaccensis, and it sure fits the bill. Many thanks.
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Re: Musa sp. from Sumatra to ID
Yes, it is Musa salaccensis.
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