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05-02-2009, 11:01 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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ho kwows a musa dajiao.
im looking for more info en pics of this musa dajiao.
its from china The only thing i found on the net when i google Dajiao Major cultivars, genotype and areas of production, China genome type ABB Dajiao Cultivar : Zhongba Dajiao Gaojiao Dajiao no pics. its chinese for me. help me out |
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Re: ho kwows a musa dajiao.
Da jiao, also transliterated Ba jiao, is commonly known as Basjoo.
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Re: ho kwows a musa dajiao.
This name is not referring to M. basjoo. I am finding the name referenced in various documents but cannot find any info other then that is an ABB which you also seem to have found.
Why do you want to know about this cultivar?
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Basjoo has some red colering in stern. tis is green. |
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Re: ho kwows a musa dajiao.
Yakuza, if it is really what it is claimed to be an edible cultivar, the Chinese words is translated as Big Banana.
Da = Big Jiao = Banana It could be one of the many cultivars there and if I am not wrong here, being a cooler place in China, most of the cultivars there are of the Cavendish type. I was told that the typical SEA cultivars which we get here are not found there as they are too cold sensitive for commercial production. Beth, Ba = Jungle. Da is pronounced like Tarh, as in Big! |
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Re: ho kwows a musa dajiao.
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even the seller dont got info. the only thing they thold hem that it grows faster than basjoo. |
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