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Vietnamese cultivar question , chuoi cau
Been asked on an Australian forum about this cv. supposed to have very thin skin and fragrant flesh .
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Re: Vietnamese cultivar question , chuoi cau
The closest references I can find are to a few different diploid (AA) cultivars, but they are so diverse and not well known it is likely not something at all common.
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