Small bananas of the species Musa sapentium or M. sapentium x paradisica (more likely the latter, given your location), and the common name in Ecuador is "Oritos", and in Brazil where the cultivar comes from they're "Ouros." I think Dole calls them "Baby Bananas." Normal peach, maybe a bit on the big side.
Tshhk! Tsshhk! Never trust image file names! It just happens that we took pictures of rather small pears too!
Michael, you are so smart! Peach with Dole's "Baby Banana" Peach with Musa acuminata 'Cavendish' I don't think Dole's Baby Banana is the same as the Manzanos from Ecuador. The later are chubbier. It's closer to lady finger bananas. I am used the the multitude of varieties of bananas available back in Malaysia. But what about that peach?
Oooh, now it's two different size plates . . . one with mini-bananas is 3.5 boards wide, one with cavendish bananas is 4.4 boards wide . . . unless they're different width boards . . . very sly! Hmmm . . . same peach in both pics, and 1.8 boards wide in both pics, so the boards are the same, the plates are different . . ;-)
Without the uniform boards of the hardwood flow, scale seems easier to grasp when viewing objects at an angle.
Ah, but that's not a peach at all... That's a nectarine! And, if I'm not mistaken, three sizes of plates and two sizes of bananas....
Well, you are right, Lorax. I happened to run out of peaches, except that big one. Maybe this will clarify the confusion. That's still a rather large peach, don't you agree? While 20 ounces is only 2/3 of the world record weight of 30.9 ounces, it still took a family of four to eat one!
Whoa. My brain reels. Does this sequence belong under Optical Illusions (152.147), Psychology (150) or Art History (709)*...? Even Dewey himself would be nonplussed. As would Roald Dahl, who would be highly amused. *Each of these photographs is a beautiful still life.
Definitely small banana. I come from Colombia where there are about 7 types of bananas being this one the smallest. Each banana is about 3 inches long. they can be eaten fresh but In the Coast (Cartagena) they put them in the sun and dry them while still in the branch. They are delicious.
Con el Lorax. Me llamo Beth, y vivo en Ecuador desde hacia dos años. Fue Canadiense antes. Solo soy con curiosidad, porque no tenemos muchos Latinoamericanos por este sitio. Hay yo e uno otro de Ecuador, y ud. (originalmente de Bogotá). Como llamaba los bananos chiquitos en Colombia? Aqui son "Oritos."