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Indian bananna cultivars-http://www.biobanana.in/aboutBanana.html
Bio Bala Banana, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
see indian commercial banana cultivars and enjoy with regards sivalingam elayabalan |
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Re: Indian bananna cultivars-http://www.biobanana.in/aboutBanana.html
sivalingam elayabalan,
Thanks for the link. 
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Re: Indian bananna cultivars-http://www.biobanana.in/aboutBanana.html
Nice work....it looks like an enjoyable job.
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Re: Indian bananna cultivars-http://www.biobanana.in/aboutBanana.html
Cool, thanks. Those "hill" bananas look interesting for a cold hardy banana grower.
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