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one's a mango ones an apricot.

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Summer, because it is a tropical food. It is known to grow in a warm climate

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While balanced diets high in fruits and vegetables and regular physical exercise reduce the risk of developing Type-II diabetes, Mango fruit has no special properties that would prevent one from developing diabetes. No single foodstuff alone can prevent diabetes.

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Mangos basically require a frost-free climate small fruit can be killed if temperatures drop below 40° F, even for a short period

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From 18

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It is dispersed by animals/human as it has a sweet and juicy flesh which attracts animals/human.

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No

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The taste of mangoes is sweet.

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There is two servings in one mango

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it is like mango smoothe google it and go on images

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240 pages

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Yes it's actually good for them.

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Just read a book about it Good Look

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netted

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mega mango... SLURP!

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Is mango a citrus fruit

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Smuckers offers a Mango Jam that works well as a substitute.

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A mango brother is any fleshy, stone-bearing fruit of the Mangifera genus of flowering plants. One such 'Mango brother' is the horse mango (Mangifera foetida), although the horse mango can also be considered a Mango cousin.

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There are 17 grams of carbs in 100 grams of mango.

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the part of the mango seed are seed coat protect the the food.hilum ,radicle.

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A mango

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Mango trees are angiosperms

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Press gently on mangoes to make sure they yield a little to pressure if you want ripe mangoes and will eat them soon. * Some varieties, such as Keitt mangoes, never change color, so rely more heavily on softness to indicate ripeness. * A few black spots on the skin are typical of ripe mangoes. * Put mangoes in a paper bag to ripen at room temperature; store ripe mangoes in the refrigerator.