Mangifera indica

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Vernacular names

English: Mango tree · Bahasa Indonesia: Mangga · 中文: 芒果, 杧果 ·

APG III Classification: Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Plantae • Cladus: angiosperms • Cladus: eudicots • Cladus: core eudicots • Cladus: rosids • Cladus: eurosids II • Ordo: Sapindales • Familia: Anacardiaceae • Genus: Mangifera • Species: Mangifera indica

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Tree in blossom
Old tree in town
Flowers
Flowers

[edit] Cultivars from Indonesia

Some cultivars of mango, Mangifera indica from Java, Indonesia

Mangga golek (yellowish one, front), mangga gedong (reddish, far left), and mangga arumanis (back, dark green). Sold at roadside of Tomo, Sumedang, West Java.
Mangga arumanis, unripe fruits from Jabranti, Kuningan, West Java.
Mangga gedong gincu (reddish) and other cultivars at mangoes stall in Jakarta.
Mangga gedong gincu at roadside of Tomo.
Mangga gedong gincu from Tomo.
Mangga gedong, unripe fruits. From Jabranti, Kuningan.
Poh endog (=egg-mango). Planted in Pandeglang, Banten (west Java)
Poh endog
Poh endog, young fruit
Poh endog, mature fruits
Mangga apel (=apple-mango), from Cileuya, Kuningan.
Mangga apel, from Cileuya.
Mangga apel, from Cileuya. Fruiting branch.
Mangga dodol nanas, from Cileuya.
Mangga indramayu, from Cileuya.
Mangga indramayu, planted in Banyumas, Central Java. Unripe fruits and inflorescence.
Poh beruk or Mangga bantal, ca. 16cm long. From Pasuruan, East Java.
Poh beruk.
Poh beruk vs Mangga manalagi situbondo.
Mangga manalagi situbondo. From Situbondo, East Java.
Mangga manalagi situbondo.
Mangga manalagi situbondo.
Common mangga manalagi, unripe fruits. Planted in Kunir, Lumajang, East Java.
Poh madu. From Lumajang, East Java.