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Musa Albo-marginata
anyone has this? this is a picture from a friend's house. look at the yellow stripes on the main vein. sorry for poor picture. taken in the evening.
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Re: Musa Albo-marginata
Oh, it might be a hot candidate for my book, how is the descriptation of this species (group (AA, AAA, AAB e. g.), sektion (eumusa, callimusa etc.), origin, fruit quality (dessert banana or cooking banana?), frost tolerance, cold tolerance, end size etc.)? Without descriptation no chance to get into my book.
Better pics for my book? Best thanks. Happy banana growing Joachim
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