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Mangifera indica - Mango Tree
By Delonix1
9 Sep, 2012
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This beautiful mango tree has many mangoes; however, they were covered by leaves, which is very unusual! Typically, the fruit hang well below the foliage (don't know the variety). Photo taken Sept. 8, 2012 in San Diego, CA.
Comments on this photo
Not sure what type of mango this is...I don't think it's a Manila, though. I've seen this tree with ripe fruit, it has many shades of red and yellow.
24 Oct, 2017
It could be the original Manila..that was green and red or orange blushed. IF it was round- then no way a S-Asian type. The yellow as I understand was a sport of Manila from Sinaloa Mexico and is also the well known Altulfo.
Wiki refuses to say Manila..using Manalita. Only Wiki!
24 Oct, 2017
It looks more like a Haden-type mango. However, I could be wrong. It also could be a seedling-mango.
24 Oct, 2017
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Manila tend to have fruit among the leaves. Southeast Asian type.
23 Oct, 2017