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Bananas of the Pacific
since all this talk about hawaiian bananas and stuff, please refer to this document regarding almost everything a banana enthusiast might want to know about the bananas of the pacific.
go to www.traditionaltree.org, select "download specied information", select the Musa document.
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Re: Bananas of the Pacific
Lots of good stuff to read there! Thanks
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Re: Bananas of the Pacific
Great resource.
I just ordered their new hardcover book, thanks!
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Re: Bananas of the Pacific
Thanks for the link, Gabe. Good info on that document! I've never seen that much info about banana diseases before either. Very cool!
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