- Abacá (Spanish) (/ɑːbəˈkɑː/ ah-bə-KAH; Filipino:
Abaka [ɐbɐˈka]),
Musa textilis, is a
species of
banana endemic to the Philippines. The
plant grows to...
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false stem
formed by the
rolled bases of leaves. List of
hardy bananas Musa textilis (Abacá),
banana species also used as a
traditional source of
fiber in...
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paper may be hand-made or
industrially processed. ****ng
Manila hemp (
Musa textilis) into bales, Java
Weaving looms processing Manila hemp
fabric A modern...
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Musa is one of
three genera in the
family Musaceae. The
genus includes 83
species of
flowering plants producing edible bananas and plantains.
Though they...
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stripping process. The
fibers are
taken from the
stalk of the abacá (
Musa textilis), a
banana plant species native to the Philippines. To do so, they fix...
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generations per year. The
larvae feed on the
leaves of
Musa species,
especially Musa textilis. It has also been
recorded on
Cocos nucifera and
other palm...
- cannabinus), also
known as "Ambari hemp" and "Deccan hemp"
Manila hemp (
Musa textilis), also
known as abacá
Phormium tenax, New
Zealand hemp
Roselle (plant)...
- poisonous,
others are
merely too
unpalatable for consumption. Abacá,
Musa textilis (Musaceae) Alemow,
Citrus macrophylla (Rutaceae)
Alpine honeysuckle...
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Development Company, Inc. (TADECO) and
turned the land into an
abaca (
Musa textilis) plantation. The
abaca plantation was
highly successful at first, but...
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family Nanoviridae. ABTV has been
isolated from both abacá (
Musa textilis) and
banana (
Musa sp.). ABTV has many
similarities to
banana bunchy top virus...
