though this range specifically speaks to Musa acuminata—the Dwarf Cavendish—which is the modern banana’s wild ancestor. Scientists concur that the domesticated bananas we are familiar with ...

Red palm mite females did not establish on the banana and plantain varieties (Dwarf Cavendish, Dwarf Nino, Gran Nain, Dwarf Zan Moreno, Dwarf Green, Truly Tiny, Musa sumatrana × Gran Nain, Dwarf ...

The banana is not endemic to Bermuda but arrived ... although the most popular for consumption is the smaller Canary or Dwarf Cavendish, known locally as Bermuda bananas.