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Forum: Banana Identification 09-15-2009, 12:27 PM

Replies: 35 Super SMALL bananas Views: 50,014 Posted By Birdie Re: Super SMALL bananas i agree wt gabe....most probably sucriers...but sucriers do come in many varieties nowadays...

Forum: Species Bananas 08-07-2009, 12:49 PM

Replies: 7 Question to specialist Views: 2,475 Posted By Birdie Re: Question to specialist hello cesar, i think banana classification/taxonomy is one of the most complicated for a single plant family....there are hundreds of ascensions of banana being documented under M.balbisiana x...

Forum: Member Introductions 08-07-2009, 11:49 AM

Replies: 15 Hello! from new member from Malaysia Views: 2,087 Posted By Birdie Re: Hello! from new member from Malaysia I think the one you mention is a horn plaintain...usually eaten cooked or fried....i think the taste is similar to saba type...

Forum: Banana Identification 08-05-2009, 12:29 AM

Replies: 7 Unknown banana found at Tropical islands (European vacation dome) Views: 5,323 Posted By Birdie Re: Unknown banana found at Tropical islands (European vacation dome) my wild guess would be sucrier AA type (Musa acuminata)...long thin pseudostem, small inflorescence and short plump fruits and kinda sweet ones...the bottom one looks like dwarf cavendish to me..

Forum: Member Introductions 07-23-2009, 02:43 AM

Replies: 15 Hello! from new member from Malaysia Views: 2,087 Posted By Birdie Hello! from new member from Malaysia Hi everyone!...Good to know forums like this exist for banana enthusiasts around the world...Just a brief intro of myself...I'm a research student currently doing research on banana...

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