Chok Anan

Regional context

Thailand

Southeast Asia

Taste profile

Sweet · mild · low fiber

Known-tree MARDI harvest samples ranged from 144–315 g and 16.3–21.2°Brix, with substantial variation even within a tree.

Chok Anan / Chok Anon

Acta Horticulturae reports fruit harvested from known Chok Anan trees at a MARDI research station ranged from 144 to 315 g and 16.3 to 21.2°Brix, with substantial within-tree variation. These observations come from the 2008 harvest at Bukit Tangga, Kedah, Malaysia; they are not guaranteed values for every fruit or a South Florida harvest calendar.

Ripeness and aroma

Compare whole, cut and on-tree Chok Anan (Chok Anon) mango photos. In a northern Thailand study, peel color alone did not reliably indicate harvest maturity.