In a bunch with other mangos
No, a mango is not a melon. Melons do not grow on trees, they grow on vines. Mangos, on the other hand, do grow on trees.
Yes
Depending upon the sort of mango, yes.
mangos are orange
trees, im pretty sure :) Yes trees. Though a tree is a plant.
Mangos are fruit that grow on trees. The trees have leaves all year long. They have two blooms from a month to six weeks apart. Since a variety of mangos exist, the fruit is available over much of the year.
Even though mangos are closely related to the poison ivy family, they do not grow on vines but on trees.
I have seen mangos growing in Africa and Asia and I believe the Tigris river area would be too hot and dry for mango trees.
no it is too cold and dry in Utah for mangoes.
You plant the "stone" (seed) from the centre of the fruit and keep it watered. However most Mangos are cultivated form grafts.
Yes, people that have Filipino ethnicity have genes that are similar to mangos. In fact there is a theory that Filipino people originally involved from the mango fruit.
they eat mangos and other fruits that grow in the jungle