Granting of Geographical Indication (GI) Tag to Matti Banana Variety of Kanniyakumari District
The Matti banana variety native to Kanniyakumari district has been granted a Geographical Indication (GI) tag. These bananas thrive uniquely in the district’s climate and soil, resulting in a larger-than-human finger-sized fruit with a sweet aroma and honey-like taste.
Thriving Exclusively in Kanniyakumari’s Climate and Soil Conditions.
The Semmati Banana – Beneficial for Child Growth and Suitable for Diabetics
1. Genotype-Environment-Microbiome Interaction (G×ExM): Experts Emphasize the Role of Environment in Genetic Expression
2. Multifaceted Distinctiveness: The Confluence of Various Factors Creating Matti Banana’s Uniqueness
The Complexity of Factors Makes Reproducing Matti Banana’s Traits Difficult
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