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Sour Plantains of Sri Lanka
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I habe never heard of that..... Is it actually sour? Or just a name? |
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You could have found the answer within a few seconds using Google. ref: https://roar.media/english/life/food...lankan-bananas The Ambul (Mysore type) and the Anamalu (Cavendish type) banana both have a sour taste. Ref (this forum): Sri Lankan Bananas Which states the ambu kesel is the sour plantation The general scientific name is 'Musa spp'. It is in the sub-group MySore.
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Would like to know if it is Musa acuminata or Musa balbisiana? What is the scientific name of the sub-group Mysore? |
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Musa Mysore ... The Mysore is AAB type. Meaning it is a descendant of Musa acuminata & Musa balbisiana cross. The major subgroups are well defined by characteristics. However, sub-subgroups are known by local names and may or may not be duplicates of other groups. Retyping of Musa by DNA is ongoing. Do a google search for those to understand what those types (Musa acuminata or Musa balbisiana) are. .... Specificaly read Insights into Musa balbisiana and Musa acuminata species ...
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