1)The core of the mango is a part of mango fruit( and not a seed by itself ) and it is called endocarp in botanical language.
2 ) This endocarp ( The core ) is hard and stony . It encloses the seed.
3) The fleshy and edible part of a ripe mango is called Mesocarp.
4 ) The outer skin , that changes color during ripening , is the epicarp or exocarp .
5) Due to hard and stony endocarp the mango fruit is called drupe or the stone fruit in botany ( Coconut is another example .
Now click the link below to see that endocarp =
http://curiousdomestic.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/mangoseed2a.jpg
http://www.simplemalaysian.com/fruits/mango/images/mango_seed_rz.jpg
http://waynesword.palomar.edu/images/mango4b.jpg
In botany Carp means Fruit or fruiting body
Epi- or exo- means outer
Meso- means middle
and
Endo- means the inner
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In the center of the mango fruit is a single flat, oblong seed.
mango is called "AMRA" in sanskrit
mango
Mango is called "Aam" in Hindi.
Mango in Sanskrit is called "आम्रफल" (Amra-phala).
Mango is called "आम्रफल" (Amraphala) in Sanskrit.
In africa, of course! Or maybe there is nothing called AFRICAN MANGO
1)The core of the mango is a part of mango fruit( and not a seed by itself ) and it is called endoscopy in botanical language. 2 ) This endoscopy ( The core ) is hard and stony . It encloses the seed....
Yes
Its called "Aam"
In Tamil language, mango is called "மாம்பழம்" (pronounced as "Maampalam").