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What are the names of ladyfinger, would appreciate hearing from gabe also.
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lady finger banana is called in Sugar bananas, Sucrier, Niņos, Bocadillos, Fig bananas, or Date banana. Have a name in latin language musa acuminata.
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But doesn't ladyfinger umbrella several varieties such as dwarf brazilian?
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The term ladyfinger is kind of a mess, and at least in Hawaii seems to be used for many unrelated types. It's sometimes generically used for any small fingered type, which can include Sucrier types. Where I live, the main TC supplier for the state sells a Lady Finger and a Dwarf Ladyfinger, both or which are slightly different, both cavendish types so really broadens "ladyfinger" here to be totally meaningless. When someone asks me if I sell "ladyfinger" they could mean anything. I sell the two types called ladyfinger as sold by the TC supplier, but tell my customers what they actually are and that they probably aren't the same as what they ate that someone else called ladyfinger, and that they're both below average.
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As Gabe explained on another thread, ladyfinger isn't really a real cultivar. I guess one could call something a ladyfinger if they just mean a somewhat small banana, but even that falls apart as I've had Brazilian fruit larger than those of what are normally not considered small cavendish fruits. It is confusing, which is why the term is probably better avoided or clarification is needed if one refers to a banana as ladyfinger.
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