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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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originally classified by
Linnaeus into two species,
which he
called Musa paradisiaca –
those used as
cooking bananas (plantains), and M. sapientum – those...
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scientific name for all such
cultivars in
these groups is
Musa ×
paradisiaca. Fe'i
bananas (
Musa × troglodytarum) from the
Pacific Islands are
often eaten...
- 'Gros Michel'.
Synonyms include: Musa a****inata L. cv. 'Gros Michel'
Musa ×
paradisiaca L. cv. 'Gros Michel' Gros
Michel is
known as
Guineo Gigante, Banano...
- Linnaeus's
Musa sapientum and
Musa paradisiaca were
cultivars and
descendants of two wild seed-producing species,
Musa a****inata and
Musa balbisiana,...
- as
Musa cliffortiana in 1736 (this
might be
described as a "pre-Linnaean"
Linnaean name). The 1753 name
Musa paradisiaca L. for
plantains and
Musa sapientum...
- ex
Baker M. nagensium
Prain M. ochracea K.Sheph. M. ornata Roxb.
Musa ×
paradisiaca L. = M. a****inata × M. balbisiana – many of the
cultivated edible...
- Group) '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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Banana Musa a****inata,
Musa balbisiana, or
Musa paradisiaca [failed verification]
Cyprus Banana Musa a****inata,
Musa balbisiana, or
Musa paradisiaca [citation...
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genome group? Its
official designation is
Musa (ABB Group) 'Pisang Awak'.
Synonyms include:
Musa paradisiaca var. awak. In Uganda, 'Thai banana' also known...
