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It seems David is updating his website:
The Musaceae Only thing is the images are still missing, but I guess he's still updating it... Kind regards, Remko. |
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Remko, I noticed this yesterday as well while looking up info on Musa siamensis. Looks as if he is expanding into a couple of other genera also, namely Aspidistra and Iochroma. Interesting choices, and it looks as if he was thinking about adding a Hedychium section also (The title of the page on my browser tab has Hedychium in it, but not on the actual page itself), which would be really nice. I have used this site ad nauseum over the last several years as a very valuable reference guide, and highly recommend it to anybody that hasn't seen it yet and is interested in banana species.
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