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Saw it growing here close to the beach.
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There's too few details in the photo to tell what it is. A picture of the petioles would help a lot. My best guess is "Namwah" (Pisang Awak), but there's certainly other possibilities.
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I would guess 'Dwarf Namwah', but as suggested, post some more photos if you can.
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I agree. They look just about ready to harvest.
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Kinda resembles the Blue Java, but without the 'blue' tinge on the 'nanners.
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