Loquat Mango Bouea macrophylla 波漆
Loquat Mango is also known as Gandaria or its scientific name Boea macrophylla is a tree belonging to the Anacardiaceae family which also includes cashew and mango, it is native to southeast Asia. Gandaria tree can attain heights of 80 feet and sets fruit annually which ripen in spring.
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Wooow that's weird hahaha, the mangoes here in Venezuela are too different.
Anyways they look delicious, would you mind giving me one? Hahaha. Thanks for sharing mate, cool review.
They do look really tasty don't they? I wouldn't be surprised if you were able to find them growing somewhere in Venezuela, you have the right climate for them. I've grown mangos here in California but it gets a little too cold here to get quality fruit. I bet you have some awesome varieties of mango in your country.
Yeap, we definetely have lots of variations of mangoes in here, from the less delicious to the most delicious around the world hahaha, It's a joke, but they are really delicious and juicy, they are our best health snack.