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Bananas varieties in the South Pacific
Good evening,
I found this interesting publication listing the bananas varieties in the South Pacific with all the verrnacular names according to the archipelagos and islands. This work is from Jeff Daniells - Department of Primary Industries - South Johnstone - Queensland, Australia A very useful tool. click here Phil
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Phil In the ground outside : - Dwarf Brazilian - Tall orinoco - Rajapuri - Manzano - Tall namwah aka "US-ice cream" - Dwarf orinoco. Waiting to be planted : - Goldfinger - Mysore - Pisang mas - "Figue family" - Dwarf namwah. Just for fun in pots : - Basjoo -Sikkimensis red tiger Last edited by EuroBanana : 08-05-2012 at 03:19 PM. |
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