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Cross-indexing named and numbered bananas
Maybe there is another thread on this topic or a paper published somewhere?
So far the Wiki contains the following name associations: FHIA 01 == Goldfinger FHIA 02 == Mona Lisa FHIA 03 == Sweetheart FHIA 21 == La Lima Plantain What other synonyms do we know of ??
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Re: Cross-indexing named and numbered bananas
Not all of the FHIA hybrids have common name synonyms. See the link below, you can click on the names on the left to pull up data.
Overview of the improved cultivars
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