Discover the World of Mangoes

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Where are the majority of other species in the genus Mangifera that produce edible fruits called 'mangoes' found?

  • African ecoregion
  • Malesian ecoregion (correct)
  • Australian ecoregion
  • American ecoregion

Where is the mango believed to have originated?

  • Africa
  • Southern Asia (correct)
  • Australia
  • South America

What are the two types of modern mango cultivars?

  • Indian type and African type
  • African type and American type
  • Indian type and Southeast Asian type (correct)
  • Southeast Asian type and American type

What is the national tree of Bangladesh?

<p>Mango tree (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

From which language did the English word 'mango' originate?

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Study Notes

Mango Origin and Classification

  • The majority of other species in the genus Mangifera that produce edible fruits called 'mangoes' are found in Southeast Asia.

Mango Origin

  • The mango is believed to have originated in South Asia, specifically in the region between the Himalayan foothills in India and present-day Bangladesh.

Mango Cultivars

  • There are two types of modern mango cultivars: Indian and Southeast Asian.

National Symbol of Bangladesh

  • The mango is the national tree of Bangladesh.

Etymology of 'Mango'

  • The English word 'mango' originated from the Malayalam language, spoken in the Indian state of Kerala.

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