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musa siamensis ??
 Hi Markku, I have a musa siamensis growing in my garden, but instead of yellow colour, the flag leaf had orange-pink midrib and the part of flower, which is still inside the leaf canal. I were pluzzled and thought "the orange-pink colour do not exist in musa ornata and musa siamensis, yet my plant did have orange-pink colour on midrib of flag leaf." My plant had white powdery wax on leaf stalks & stem. The petiole and wings were clasping the pseudostem, unlike in musa ornata, the wings were undaulating (not clasping on pseudostem) The plant is 4 feet tall and had a sucker just 3 inches away. I imported it as seeds with label "musa siamensis" How can I tell musa siamensis and musa laterita from musa ornata when not in flower ??? Help needed. Clinton. Last edited by Clinton3666 : 02-06-2011 at 05:33 AM. Reason: Send to Markku Hakkinen |
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Re: musa siamensis ??
Hi Clinton,
Probably it is a hybrid. M.siamensis is hybridising easily with M.laterita, M.rosea and M.rubra. Markku. |
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