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
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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 in Hindi is written as "आम".
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....
In Tamil language, mango is called "மாம்பழம்" (pronounced as "Maampalam").
Its called "Aam"
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A mango is called a mango because it was the name of the African explorer, Michael Mango. In 1827, at age 22, Michael was strolling along through the Malawi streets when a giant mango suddenly dropped on his head. The mango was yellow, slightly green and smelt as sweet as summer. Mr. Mango thought it would TASTE as sweet as summer too, so naturally, he took a big bite. Poor Michael had no clue that he had to peel the mango before eating it. He choked on the skin and lay on the streets, unable to breathe. When the paramedics got to Michael, it was too late. Michael Mango had died. No one was around when Michael had bitten into the mango and all they found was a strange fruit on the ground with one bite taken out of it. A starving 41-year old woman saw the mango on the ground and was so desperate that she too died from choking on the skin. Passersby understood that Michael Mango must've passed away because of the mango. To this day, that is why the mango is called a mango.
Mango can be canned and should be good to eat for one year after canning. Refer to the National Center for Home Food Preservation (NCHFP) website, they have an article that specifically addresses the preservation of mango.