The only tools you need to peel a mango are a paring knife and a tall glass. Cut the mango into four long slices. Then use the side of the glass to remove the skin from the fruit.

In good news for mango lovers, new research from Edith Cowan University (ECU) has identified a way to extend the storage life ...

For Miami mango lovers, sharing is caring. During mango season — when the red, yellow and green fruits decorate our city's trees like Christmas ornaments — each fallen fruit gives us a sweet ...

For instance, there are many examples of the fruit and the mango tree in the teachings of Buddhism, and how the Buddha has a rounded chin shaped like a mango stone.

Recently, after writing about mangoes, I received the following email from Steve Huffman: “It might be worth mentioning that mango sap can cause skin irritation similar to poison ivy. When I was ...

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I climbed a mango tree in our yard with very painful results.” This is an important reminder and makes perfect sense since mango is the botanical kin of poison ivy, possessing similarly dermatitic sap ...

In order to contribute to the knowledge on mango irrigation deficit this study aimed to evaluate the effect of irrigation management by the regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) and by partial root- zone ...

In the tropics, a mango tree can grow to a height and spread of 100 feet and live for several centuries. In Southern California, however, mature mango trees may not grow taller than large shrubs.