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Description of Musa 'Dwarf Thai'???
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I'm writing the book about bananas in Germany. But I don't find any description of Musa 'Dwarf Thai' in the internet and under http://www.webebananas.com Would anyone help me? I need a good description of Musa 'Dwarf Thai'. Important are the height, hardiness of cold and wind, fruit qualitiy and much more. Thanks in the advance! Best wishes Basjoofriend |
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Re: Description of Musa 'Dwarf Thai'???
I believe this is just a name made up to describe a plant they did not have any information on, it certainly is not a traditional cultivar name. The only picture I can remember seeing shows what looks like a diploid variety.
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