'Ney Poovan'
'Ney Poovan' is one of the few AB genome cultivars and is grown widely because of the sweet, subacid flavour of the fruit1 .
Local names
'Ney Poovan', 'Safet Velchi', 'Chini Champa' (India), 'Ranel' (Sri Lanka), 'Kisubi' (Uganda), 'Apple', 'Farine France', Lady's Finger (West Indies)2 1 .
References
1
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Ploetz, R.C., Kepler, A.K., Daniells, J.W. and Nelson, S.C. 2007. Banana and plantain: an overview with emphasis on Pacific island cultivars Musaceae (banana family). p27. In: Elevitch, C.R. (ed.). Species profiles for Pacific Island agroforestry. Permanent Agriculture Resources, Holualoa (USA).
2
Jones, D.R. 2000. Introduction to banana, abaca and enset. p1-36. In: Jones, D.R. (ed.). Diseases of banana, Abacá and Enset. CABI Publishing, Wallingford (GBR).
See also on this website
Articles on 'Ney Poovan' in Musalit
Local names for 'Ney Poovan' in the cultivar checklist
Musapedia pages on cultivars:
- Apantu
- Asupina
- Bira
- Bogoya
- Bungulan
- Figue Pomme
- Gerei Langi
- Giant Cavendish
- Grande Naine
- Gros Michel
- Huamoa
- Iholena lele
- Inarnibal
- Karat
- Kayinja
- Kisubi
- Kolale
- Lahi
- Lai
- Lakatan
- Latundan
- Maoli Maoli
- Mbwazirume
- Mysore
- Ney Poovan
- Obino l'Ewai
- Pei Chiao
- Pelipita
- Pisang Awak
- Pisang Jari Buaya
- Pisang Lilin
- Pisang Raja
- Pitogo
- Saba
- Sucrier
- Sukali Ndizi
- To'o
- Williams
- Yangambi Km5