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Mango Tree

Mangifera indica

Range: Native to South Asia; widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions

The Mango Tree is one of the most widely grown fruit trees in the world and is especially valued in tropical and subtropical climates. Originally from South Asia, Mangifera indica has been cultivated for thousands of years for its sweet, juicy fruit. The tree is large and long-lived, with dense, evergreen foliage and small white to pinkish flowers that produce the familiar mango fruit. Mangos vary greatly in size, color, flavor, and texture depending on the cultivar. In addition to its importance in agriculture and cuisine, the mango tree holds cultural significance in many societies and provides habitat and shade in urban landscapes.

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Árbol de Mango

Mangifera indica

Distribución: Nativo del sur de Asia; ampliamente cultivado en regiones tropicales y subtropicales

El árbol de mango es uno de los frutales más cultivados en el mundo y es especialmente apreciado en climas tropicales y subtropicales. Originario del sur de Asia, Mangifera indica ha sido cultivado durante miles de años por su fruta dulce y jugosa. Es un árbol grande y longevo, con follaje perenne y denso, y pequeñas flores de color blanco a rosado que dan lugar al conocido fruto del mango. Los mangos varían mucho en tamaño, color, sabor y textura según el cultivar. Además de su importancia agrícola y culinaria, el árbol de mango tiene un valor cultural en muchas sociedades y ofrece sombra y hábitat en paisajes urbanos.

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