CULTIVAR PROFILE

Banganapalli

India — Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu

Also known as Banganapalle · Baneshan · Safeda

Banganapalli is commercially grown in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, India. India's National Horticulture Board records Baneshan and Safeda as names for the cultivar.

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ORIGIN

Regional context

India — Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu

Indian subcontinent

FLAVOR

Taste profile

Good fruit quality · suitable for canning

Indian institutional references describe large, obliquely oval fruit with golden-yellow skin and good keeping quality.

FRUIT

Ripeness and aroma

The National Horticulture Board and Tamil Nadu Agricultural University describe large, obliquely oval fruit with golden-yellow skin, good fruit quality and good keeping quality, suitable for canning. These descriptions refer to India. Fruit appearance alone cannot confirm a cultivar or establish where it was grown.

India National Horticulture Board: Mango varieties ↗

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University: Mango commercial varieties ↗