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species from the slopes of doi inthanon
i collected this banana species from the mid-range slopes of thailands highest mountain, doi inthanon. this species looked to be 35 ft or more in height. the trunk has a unique orangish cast and brown papery edges on the petiole bases. any ideas?
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Re: species from the slopes of doi inthanon
Looks like a Musa itinerans variety.
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