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Isn't it a seedless banana!?
５１st state shows the pictures of "the seeds of Musa Chini-Champa".
It seems very strange to me because I have been believing that Musa Chini- Champa is a seedless banana. Am I wrong? |
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Re: Isn't it a seedless banana!?
Seedless is a misleading term, but for our use here on the forum, yes 'Chini Champa' is seedless. Who knows what they are selling out there, just because they give it a name doesn't really mean anything, especially since it is out of the spectrum of research science and into the retail world. See this thread for more details Musa 'Chinichampa'
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