- Musa ×
paradisiaca is a
species as well as a cultivar,
originating as the
hybrid between Musa a****inata and Musa balbisiana,
cultivated and domesticated...
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Linnaeus into two species,
which he
called Musa
paradisiaca –
those used as
cooking bananas (plantains), and
M. sapientum –
those used as
dessert bananas....
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identified to be the
hybrid Latundan cultivar (
M. ×
paradisiaca AAB
Group 'Silk'),
while his Musa
paradisiaca are now
known to be
hybrids belonging generally...
- of wild
crabapples from
Siberia (
M. baccata), the
Caucasus (
M. orientalis), and
Europe (
M. sylvestris). Only the
M. sieversii
trees growing on the western...
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Synonyms M.
bakeri Hook.f.
M.
brachycarpa Backer M.
dechangensis J.L.Liu &
M.G.Liu
M.
liukiuensis (Matsum.)
Makino ex
Kuroiwa M. ×
paradisiaca var. granulosa...
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M; Achouak, W; Gardan, L (July 2005). "Transfer of
Pectobacterium chrysanthemi (Burkholder et al. 1953)
Brenner et al. 1973 and
Brenneria paradisiaca...
- is problematic. Musa ×
paradisiaca includes the
previously differentiated M.
paradisiaca "cooking/fiber banana; plantain" and
M.
sapientum "
dessert banana"...
- 'Lady's Finger' Musa ×
paradisiaca L. 'Lady Finger' Musa ×
paradisiaca L.
cultigroup Sucrier 'Doigt de Femme' Musa ×
paradisiaca L.
cultigroup Saccharinus...
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faint ridges on the
lower half of the body whorl. The s**** of
Volema paradisiaca lacks any ****s or spines. This
species occurs in the
Indian Ocean off...
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designation is Musa (ABB Group) 'Pisang Awak'.
Synonyms include: Musa
paradisiaca var. awak. In Uganda, 'Thai banana' also
known as 'pisang awak' (known...
