- Musa
balbisiana, also
known simply as plantain, is a wild-type
species of banana. It is one of the
ancestors of
modern cultivated bananas,
along with Musa...
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Southeast Asia—Musa
balbisiana and Musa a****inata. The Blue Java
banana is a
triploid (ABB)
hybrid of the
seeded banana Musa
balbisiana and Musa a****inata...
- a cultivar,
originating as the
hybrid between Musa a****inata and Musa
balbisiana,
cultivated and
domesticated by
human very early. Most
cultivated bananas...
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dessert bananas are from this species,
although some are
hybrids with Musa
balbisiana.
First cultivated by
humans around 8000 BCE, it is one of the
early examples...
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polyploids of two wild,
seeded banana species, Musa a****inata and Musa
balbisiana.
Cultivated bananas are
almost always seedless (parthenocarpic) and hence...
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cultivated bananas come from two wild
species – Musa a****inata and Musa
balbisiana, or
hybrids of them. Musa
species are
native to
tropical Indomalaya and...
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hybrid of the
seeded bananas Musa
balbisiana and Musa a****inata. Its
official designation is Musa a****inata ×
balbisiana (ABB Group) 'Saba'.
Synonyms include:...
- Musa
balbisiana and Musa a****inata and not a species. The
Latundan banana is a
triploid (AAB) hybrid. Its full name is Musa a****inata × M.
balbisiana (AAB...
- to: Musa a****inata, wild
ancestor of the
domestic banana plants Musa
balbisiana, the
domestic banana and true
plantain plants Wild type This page is an...
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hybrids (mostly of two
species of wild bananas, Musa a****inata and Musa
balbisiana) led to
endless confusion in
banana botany. In the 1940s and 1950s, it...
