Musa acuminata subsp. acuminata
Musa acuminata subsp. acuminata
Musa acuminata subsp. acuminata is a subspecies in the Musaceae family. It is native to Southeast Asia and is one of the primary species used in the cultivation of edible bananas. This subspecies contributes to the genetic diversity of cultivated banana varieties. It is characterized by its tall, herbaceous growth and large, elongated leaves. The plant produces clusters of fruit that are typically consumed after ripening. It is an important species in the Musaceae family due to its role in agriculture and food production.
Synonyms
Musa brieyiMusa cavendishiiMusa cavendishii var. hawaiiensisMusa cavendishii var. pumilaMusa ceriferaMusa chinensisMusa javanicaMusa minorMusa paradisiaca var. pumilaMusa rhinozerotisMusa rumphianaMusa sapientum var. pumilaMusa simiarumMusa sinensisMusa sundaicaMusa zebrinaMusa zebrina f. ceriferaMusa zebrina f. rutilipesMusa acuminata var. violaceaMusa acuminata var. zebrinaMusa acuminata var. ceriferaMusa acuminata var. rutilipesMusa simiarum var. violaceaMusa paradisiaca var. pumilaMusa acuminata var. breviformisMusa acuminata var. nakaiiMusa acuminata var. longipetiolataMusa acuminata var. alasensisMusa acuminata var. bantamensisMusa acuminata subsp. rubrobracteata