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Maranon fruit is from?
The maranon fruit, also known as the cashew apple, is part of the cashew plant. It is attached to the cashew nut.
Are mangos part of the cashew family?
Yes. Mangos are a tropical fruit tree belonging to the genus Magifera and the flowering plant family Anacardiaceae which is shared by the cashew
What are the parts of a cashew plant?
The parts above ground are the trunk, limbs, leaves, and flowers. There are also two kinds of fruit. One's a false fruit that's ka the cashew apple. The apple contains a juicy pulp. It's combined with sugar and water to make the drink ka agua fresca. The other, true fruit's a drupe. It holds the seed ka the cashew nut. The nut's protected by urushiol oil, and a double shell. Roots are the below-ground part of the cashew plant.
Who is the largest producing fruit in India?
the largest producing fruit in India ans.Banana
Where do cashews grow what countries?
Cashews grow on trees. First is a fruit and a cashew grows below the fruit.
Is a mango an omnivore?
No, a mango is not an omnivore. A mango is a fruit that grows on the mango tree, which is a plant. Omnivores are animals that eat both plants and animals, while mangoes are purely botanical and do not have dietary habits.
What part of mango tree can grows into new plant?
The seed of a mango fruit can be planted to grow a new mango tree. It is important to select a healthy seed and ensure proper conditions of warmth and moisture for germination. Once the seed germinates and grows into a seedling, it can be transplanted into soil to continue growing into a mature mango tree.
Picture of a life cycle of a mango?
The role of the fruit in a plant's life cycle is reproduction , in some plants it signals the end of the cycle.
Is there a toxic plant related to the cashew nut?
Poison ivy is a toxic plant related to the cashew.
Who invented the mango?
The mango was not invented. It is a fruit.
How does sugars produced in the leaves of a mango plant reaches the fruit of the plant?
Sugars produced in the leaves of a mango plant are transported to the fruit through a system of vascular tissues known as phloem. During photosynthesis, the leaves convert sunlight into energy, creating sugars that are then loaded into the phloem. These sugars move down through the plant, driven by pressure differences, reaching the developing fruit where they are used for growth and development. This process ensures that the fruit receives the necessary nutrients for ripening and sweetness.
Can a branch of a bearing mango tree be drafted to develop root and then cut and planted Will this plant grow fruit?
If you can get the cutting to root then there is no reason why it should not produce fruit.
