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ron_mcb · 12-13-2009, 04:08 PM

yeah i read this before.. i like how much detail this has.. the part i especially like is how he breaks down and explains the "ladyfinger" banana. he says that there have been 4 cultivars from aa ab and aab clones that have been called ladyfinger. i kinda figured this out when i first started with bananas..i have always used the term "lady finger type". i think one of the most common varieties called ladyfinger is Mysore.

to really become informed you have to probably dig thru 10-15 junk writings to find 1 good article like this. it has info you can use.

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