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What kind of bananas are these
Found these in the gro in Pensacola, Fl. They are wonderful little bananas. Can any one tell me what they are.
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Re: What kind of bananas are these
They look like the nanners I pick up @ the commissary
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Re: What kind of bananas are these
They are called commonly called 'Nino' (in the US) or 'Sucrier' (most common name), it is the most widely distributed and common edible diploid across the world so there are many different names.
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Re: What kind of bananas are these
Thanks for the info. This is the first time that I have run across these. The are great little naners.
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