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Musa acuminata × balbisiana (AAB Group) ‘Horn Plantain’
2011(a, b) Ripe horn plantain ‘Pisang tanduk’, (a, b) Unripe horn plantains, (a, b) Near ripe horn plantains, Musa acuminata × balbisiana (AAB Group) ‘Horn Plantain’.
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Inheritance of dwarfism in plantain (Musa spp., AAB group)
Plant Breeding, 1995AbstractPlantain (Musa spp., AAB group) is a major food crop in the humid lowland tropics of Africa, the Caribbean and Latin America. Lodging, caused by strong winds occurs periodically in these areas. Therefore, development of dwarf plantain cultivars and elucidation of the inheritance of dwarfism is desirable. A heterozygous normal plantain cultivar (
R. Ortiz, D. Vuylsteke
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2010
In this paper, it is allow to know the diversity shape (size of the bunch, hands, weight and shape of the fingers, density, peel dry matter and percentage), as well as the chemical composition of the pulp (content of starch, ash and fiber) and the properties of the curves of pasting of the pulp and starch in different hands and clusters of three ...
Lucas Aguirre, Juan Carlos +2 more
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In this paper, it is allow to know the diversity shape (size of the bunch, hands, weight and shape of the fingers, density, peel dry matter and percentage), as well as the chemical composition of the pulp (content of starch, ash and fiber) and the properties of the curves of pasting of the pulp and starch in different hands and clusters of three ...
Lucas Aguirre, Juan Carlos +2 more
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Caracterização do grânulo de amido de bananas (Musa AAA-Nanicão e Musa AAB-Terra) [PDF]
Food Science and Technology, 2005 Banana starch has been studied in the area of Nutrition ever since the concept of RS was introduced. The starches of Musa Type AAA-Nanicao and Musa Type AAB-Terra were characterized according to their physiological responses [12]. As a continuation, this study presents other physical and morphological features of starch granules from both species of ...
Freitas, M.C.J., Tavares, D.de Q.
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Bunch stalk feeding of urea in banana Musa (AAB group) ‘Nendran’
Scientia Horticulturae, 2000Abstract The influence of urea feeding at the cut bunch stalk end of the rachis of banana was studied in tissue culture plants of ‘Nendran’ banana having uniform sized bunches. A preliminary study for standardising the dose of urea showed the superiority of placing 30 g urea on two-week-old bunches.
T.K Ancy, S Kurien
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Effect of Radopholus similis on plant growth and yield of plantains (Musa, AAB)
Nematology, 2000AbstractA study was conducted over two growth cycles in a field naturally infested with Radopholus similis to assess the effect of this nematode on plant growth and yield of plantains (Musa, AAB) in Njombe, Cameroon. The nematicide Cadusaphos was used to control R. similis and the improvement in yield was measured.
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Genetic variability studies in ecotypes of banana (Musa AAB plantain subgroup)
Journal of Eco-friendly AgricultureThe study was under taken in the Department of Fruit Science, College of Agriculture, Vellayani, Kerala with the objective to assess the Genotypic Coefficient of Variation (GCV), Phenotypic Coefficient of Variation (PCV), genetic advance and heritability associated with yield and yield attributing characters.
Annjoe Villamthanathu Joseph, Simi Shibu
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Principales plagas del cultivo de plátano macho (Musa AAB)
Revista PRISMA AmazónicoThis study was conducted through a qualitative documentary review, consulting academic sources available in SciELO, Redalyc, and institutional repositories from 2005 to 2024, with the objective of identifying and analyzing the main pests affecting Musa AAB cultivation and their impact on agricultural yield.
Jhony German Chinkim Tunki +1 more
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Effect of potassium application during the floral initiation stage of plantains (Musa AAB)
Fertilizer Research, 1984All plantains given potassium produced better yields than the control. The optimal dose was 300 g K per plant and when applied to plantains at about 19/20th leaf stage (4–5 months after planting) significantly (P = 0.05) increased the bunch weight (73.9%), number of marketable fungers (33.7%) and finger weight (44.2%) per plant over the control.
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Growth Parameters of Yield of Plantain (Musa cv. AAB)
Annals of Botany, 1985R. SWENNEN, E. DE LANGHE
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