6.1 - Plant general appearance
6.1.1 - Leaf habit
Intermediate
6.1.2 - Dwarfism
Normal : leaves not overlapped and leaf ratio superior to 2.5
6.2 - Pseudostem / Suckers
6.2.1 - Pseudostem height [m]
>=3
6.2.2 - Pseudostem aspect
Robust
6.2.3 - Pseudostem colour
Red-purple
6.2.4 - Pseudostem appearance
Dull (waxy)
6.2.5 - Predominant underlying colour of the pseudostem
Green
6.2.7 - Sap colour
Watery
6.2.8 - Wax on leaf sheaths
Moderately waxy
6.2.9 - Number of suckers
6 or more
6.2.10 - Development of suckers
Between 1/4 and 3/4 of the height of the parent plant
6.2.11 - Position of suckers
Close to parent (vertical growth)
6.3 - Petiole / Midrib / Leaf
6.3.1 - Blotches at the petiole base
Small blotches
6.3.2 - Blotches colour
Brown-black
6.3.4 - Petiole margins
Winged and clasping the pseudostem
6.3.5 - Wing type
Dry
6.3.6 - Petiole margin colour
Pink-purple to red
6.3.7 - Edge of petiole margin
With a colour line along
6.3.8 - Petiole margin width [cm]
<=1 cm
6.3.9 - Leaf blade length [cm]
>=261 cm
6.3.10 - Leaf blade width [cm]
81 to 90 cm
6.3.11 - Petiole length [cm]
51 to 70 cm
6.3.12 - Colour of leaf upper surface
Green
6.3.13 - Appearance of leaf upper surface
Dull
6.3.14 - Colour of leaf lower surface
Green
6.3.15 - Appearance of leaf lower surface
Dull
6.3.16 - Wax on leaves
Few wax
6.3.17 - Insertion point of leaf blades on petiole
Symmetric
6.3.18 - Shape of leaf blade base
Both sides rounded
6.3.19 - Leaf corrugation
Very corrugated
6.3.21 - Colour of midrib ventral surface
Pink-purple
6.3.22 - Colour of cigar leaf dorsal surface
Green
6.3.23 - Blotches on leaves of water suckers
Large purple blotches
6.4 - Inflorescence / male bud
6.4.1 - Peduncle length [cm]
31- 60 cm
6.4.2 - Empty nodes on peduncle
One
6.4.3 - Peduncle width [cm]
7-12 cm
6.4.4 - Peduncle colour
With purple-brown to blue blotches
6.4.6 - Bunch position
Hanging vertically
6.4.7 - Bunch shape
Cylindrical with the length >= to twice the width
6.4.8 - Bunch appearance
Very compact (one cannot place one's finger BETWEEN the hands OF fruit)
6.4.9 - Flowers that form the fruit
Female (absence of pollen sacs or pollens)
6.4.10 - Fruits
Biseriate
6.4.11 - Rachis type
Present and male bud may be degenerated or persistent
6.4.12 - Rachis position
Falling vertically
6.4.13 - Rachis appearance
Neutral/male flowers and presence of withered bracts (on the whole stalk)
6.4.14 - Male bud type
Normal (present)
6.4.15 - Male bud shape
Intermediate
6.4.16 - Male bud size [cm]
21 to 30 cm
6.5 - Bract
6.5.1 - Bract base shape
Small shoulder
6.5.2 - Bract apex shape
Obtuse and split
6.5.3 - Bract imbrication
Young bracts greatly overlap (like Musa acuminata subsp. burmannica)
6.5.4 - Colour of the bract external face
Purple
6.5.5 - Colour of the bract internal face
Red
6.5.6 - Colour on the bract apex
Not tinted with yellow (colour is uniform until apex)
6.5.7 - Colour stripes on bract
Without discoloured lines on the external face
6.5.8 - Bract scars rachis
Very prominent
6.5.9 - Fading of colour on bract base
Colour homogenous (pigmentation is uniform and continues until the base)
6.5.11 - Male bract lifting
Lifting one at a time
6.5.12 - Bract behaviour before falling
Not revolute (not rolling)
6.5.13 - Wax on the bract
Very waxy
6.5.14 - Presence of grooves on the bract
Strongly grooved (deep parallel furrows on the surface of bract)
6.6 - Male flower
6.6.1 - Male flower behaviour
Neutral/male flowers persistent
6.6.2 - Compound tepal basic colour
Pink/pink-purple
6.6.3 - Compound tepal pigmentation
Very few or no visible sign of pigmentation
6.6.4 - Lobe colour of compound tepal
Yellow
6.6.5 - Lobe development of compound tepal
Developed
6.6.6 - Free tepal colour
Opaque white
6.6.7 - Free tepal shape
Rounded
6.6.8 - Free tepal appearance
Simple folding under apex
6.6.9 - Free tepal apex development
Little or no visible sign of development
6.6.10 - Free tepal apex shape
Thread-like
6.6.11 - Anther exsertion
Same level
6.6.12 - Filament colour
White
6.6.13 - Anther colour
Yellow
6.6.14 - Pollen sac colour
Cream
6.6.15 - Pollen vitality [%]
Absent
6.6.16 - Style basic colour
White
6.6.17 - Pigmentation on style
Purple
6.6.18 - Style exsertion
Exserted
6.6.19 - Style shape
Straight
6.6.20 - Stigma colour
Yellow
6.6.21 - Ovary shape
Straight
6.6.23 - Ovary pigmentation
Very few or no visible sign of pigmentation
6.6.24 - Dominant colour of male flower
Pink/pink-purple
6.6.25 - Irregular flowers
Absent
6.7 - Fruit
6.7.1 - Fruit position
Curved upward (obliquely, at a 45° angle upward)
6.7.2 - Number of fruits
13-16
6.7.3 - Fruit length [cm]
21-25 cm
6.7.4 - Fruit shape
Straight in the distal part
6.7.5 - Transverse section of fruit
Pronounced ridges
6.7.6 - Fruit apex
Lengthily pointed
6.7.7 - Remains of flower relicts at fruit apex
Without any floral relicts
6.7.8 - Fruit pedicel length [mm]
11 to 20 mm
6.7.9 - Fruit pedicel width [mm]
5 to 10 mm
6.7.10 - Pedicel surface
Hairless
6.7.11 - Fusion of pedicels
Very partially or no visible sign of fusion
6.7.12 - Immature fruit peel colour
Green
6.7.13 - Mature fruit peel colour
Orange
6.7.14 - Fruit peel thickness [mm]
Two or less
6.7.15 - Adherence of the fruit peel
Fruit peels easily
6.7.16 - Cracks in fruit peel
Without cracks
6.7.17 - Pulp in fruit
With pulp
6.7.18 - Pulpe colour before maturity
Cream
6.7.19 - Pulp colour at maturity
Cream
6.7.20 - Fruits fall from hands
Persistent
6.7.21 - Flesh texture
Firm
6.7.22 - Predominant taste
Sweet (like Cavendish)
6.7.23 - Presence of seed with source of pollen
<5
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