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![]() It looks to be a form of M. textilis to me, there are many as it is a widely cultivated plant.
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![]() this one is not cultivated, I found it in the jungle...
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![]() It is a natural hybrid M.balbisiana x M.textilis (abaca).
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![]() Greetings Ivan! Thanks for a photo! I heard that on Philippines grows much Musa balbisiana and as there are versions Musa acuminata.
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