Musa is a genus of flowering plants in the family Musaceae, commonly known for its large, herbaceous plants. The most well-known species within this genus is the banana, which is cultivated for its sweet fruit. Musa plants are characterized by their broad leaves and can grow several meters tall, making them a prominent feature in tropical and subtropical regions. In addition to bananas, some species of Musa are grown for their ornamental value, showcasing attractive foliage and flowers. The cultivation of Musa is significant in agriculture, providing food and economic resources for many countries around the world, particularly in Southeast Asia and Africa.