Leaves are traditionally used to help manage blood sugar and respiratory conditions. Bark has astringent properties used for diarrhea and throat issues. The fruit is rich in vitamins A and C, antioxidants, and fiber, supporting immunity, digestion, and skin health.
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Known as the King of Fruits, the Mango Tree is prized for its sweet, nutritious fruit and long lifespan. It provides dense shade, attracts pollinators, improves air quality, and holds religious and cultural significance across Asia.
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Mangifera indica
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🌱 Story of Mango Tree
Mangifera indica, commonly known as the Mango Tree, is a large evergreen tree valued for its delicious tropical fruits. It has a dense, broad canopy with glossy dark green leaves and produces fragrant flowers that develop into juicy mangoes. The tree thrives in warm climates and is widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions. It provides shade, supports biodiversity, and holds cultural importance in many countries.
This tree heals the planet
Every single day, Mango Tree gives back
☁️ CO₂ Absorbed
22 kg/yr
≈ 110 km of car emissions offset annually
💨 Oxygen Released
16 kg/yr
💧 Water Conserved
3,740 L/yr
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📋 Details
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Family
Anacardiaceae
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Native Status
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City
kollam
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Location
Private Property
🩺 Medicinal Properties
Leaves are traditionally used to help manage blood sugar and respiratory conditions. Bark has astringent properties used for diarrhea and throat issues. The fruit is rich in vitamins A and C, antioxidants, and fiber, supporting immunity, digestion, and skin health.
✨ What makes Mango Tree special
Known as the King of Fruits, the Mango Tree is prized for its sweet, nutritious fruit and long lifespan. It provides dense shade, attracts pollinators, improves air quality, and holds religious and cultural significance across Asia.
