Claim · model-written summary
M. viridis has erect inflorescences and fruit bunches compared with pendulous or subhorizontal structures in common indigenous Musa species.
- Taxon
- M. viridisMusa viridise1
- Outcome
- erect inflorescences and fruit bunchese0
- Comparator
- common indigenous Musa species of Vietnam and South Chinae0
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Verbatim
e0“These are differentiated from the common indigenous Musa species of Vietnam and South China by their erect inflorescences and fruit bunches. Species from the said places have pendulous or subhorizontal inflorescences and fruit bunches.”
e1“M. viridis is silvery green”
Title
R. V. Valmayor 2004
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Large populations of M. splendida were found in the Red River Valley near Lao Cai, Vietnam.
- Method / resource The rediscovered M. splendida was added to the Phu Ho Musa germplasm collection.
- Observation The rediscovery established the validity of M. splendida.
- Observation Musa viridis is described as a new Musa type.
- Observation M. lutea is described as a new Musa type.
- Observation M. lutea has erect inflorescences and fruit bunches compared with common indigenous Musa species.
- Observation M. viridis has silvery green immature fruits.
- Observation M. lutea has yellow immature fruits.
- Observation M. viridis has a pinkish-lilac male bud.
- Observation M. lutea has an orange-red male bud.