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Fri, Oct 17, 08 at 16:54
| Not sure anymore what one this might be.
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- Posted by hueytlatoani (My Page) on Fri, Oct 17, 08 at 17:40
| It's a AAA banana, one with 3 copies of the Acuminata genome-that's as much ans anyone can tell from the pictures. The AAA most commonly encountered is Dwarf Cavendish. |
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- Posted by dbrya1 Z6KS (dbryan1@cox.net) on Fri, Oct 17, 08 at 19:05
| I have others that dwarf cavendsih that don't bare that color of trunk. The nanner on the far left is the mom of the 2 little ones,the mother top out about 15 ft to the top of the leaves. I had one cavendish flower and fuit over last winter,nanners ripen about May,and were very Delicious. |
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