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Originally Posted by Christian
Tog, the Sri Lanka banana can not be Musa acuminata subsp. burmannica, as I just found out when researching a bit more. Burmannica is not waxy at all, but the one I saw was exceedingly so.
For general information there is also Musa balbisiana growing on the island.
Christian
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Actually I was referring to the
M-a-s-burmannicoides if you see #27 permalink. Then again it could be the
E glaucum as you have suggested. On the other hand, if they grow in a
clump (if you can remember), they definitely can't be
Ensetes. Oi, you are supposed to be the expert.
