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Gros Michel Plants appearance
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I'm trying to work out what characteristics differentiate a GM clump from a Cavendish (or any other type). What Ive noticed is the following: 1. GM has reddish blemishes trunks and leaf stalks 2. GM is a bit more of an open clump than Canvendish, more akin to Lady Finger 3. GM grows a lot taller (?) than Cavendish (not sure on this last point) My GMs haven't reached maturity yet so their characteristics aren't fully developed Any other observations would be appreciated  |
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Re: Gros Michel Plants appearance
A photo would be good
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Re: Gros Michel Plants appearance
Hello.. my first post here..
I found out a tall banana near my house.. It's more than 10 feet for sure.. but not sure if it is gros michel.. the fruit arrangement looks like cavendish's... attached are pictures for reference (sorry for the bad quality)   |
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