Musa Dwarf Puerto Rican

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Contents

Cultivar Name

Musa 'dwarf puerto rican'

Synonyms

Pictures

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Description

'Dwarf Puerto Rican' is a dwarf mutant plantain. The heads of fruit are a little larger than the original Plantain bearing seven to nine hands of fruit. The shorter trunks of the dwarf plantains are thicker than the tall ones and because of this the 'Dwarf Puerto Rican' is more resistant to the wind and rarely falls over from the weight of its own fruit. It is widely grown in Puerto Rico for its taste and cooking qualities. The majority of plantains grow tall. 'Dwarf Puerto Rican' is an exception. It is resistant to Panama Disease.

  • Genetic Group -

Origin

Puerto Rico


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Usage

Desert and cooking

Flowering

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  • Time To Harvest -

Cultivation

  • Mature Height -

6-8 feet

  • Survival Zone -

8-10

  • Fruiting Zone -
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  • Wind -

Wind resistant

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Known Afflictions

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Research Notes

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Members Growing This Banana

External

  • Sources