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Need help to ID this banana plant.
This plant has fruited. See below.
 A closeup of the fruit.    Immature petiole has some red on it.  Mature petiole below.  See leaf below.  Thanks for your help. -- Key West |
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Re: Need help to ID this banana plant.
Nice pics, and nice plant too! Are those seeds I see in the fourth picture in the split fruit?
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Re: Need help to ID this banana plant.
Those are not seeds. They are black areas. This is surely a common banana, but I do not know which banana cultivar. Thanks for your interest. KeyWest
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Re: Need help to ID this banana plant.
 ......I think its a Manzano (apple) banana.The fruit and leaf looks very much like the variety I used to have yeaaars ago LOL.Maybe these pics could help ID.  Last edited by Greenie : 07-24-2007 at 01:03 AM. |
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Re: Need help to ID this banana plant.
Your bananas are beautiful and appear to be extremely similar to the bananas on my plant. Your assessment is most likely correct. Thanks for your help. -- KeyWest.
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Re: Need help to ID this banana plant.
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 .The pictures are from the Banana Collection at the USDA in P.R. When I was a kid my pops had the Manzano variety in the yard.Maybe someone else could confirm the ID.Good Luck! |
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