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Gabe15 · 03-12-2009, 11:53 PM

'Bungulan' is a Cavendish, very different from these other plants we are talking about, perhaps you mixed up 'Pisang Berangan' with 'Bungulan'.

I have never heard of 'Ebun Musak' being equated with 'Monkey Fingers', but I know that 'Monkey Fingers' is associated with 'Pisang Jari Buaya' ('Crocodile Fingers'). 'Ebun Musak' seems to be rather obscure and I am having trouble tracking down any usable information about it. I suppose it could be in the Pisang Jari Buaya subgroup, but without any references it is hard to say where it belongs.

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