Plants
coquinho mango
Mangifera indica L.
Family: Anacardiaceae · Genus: Mangifera
Medium-sized cultivar (6–9 m), branched canopy. Small round fruit (120–150 g), light yellow-green skin, fibrous flesh with good flavor. Highly productive. Used as rootstock and as a budget table mango. A compact choice in dense syntropic plantings.
📚 Synonyms
Scientific synonyms: Mangifera indica 'Coquinho'
Götsch succession
- Götsch stage
- Secondary II
- Ecological role
- Late secondary
- Primary stratum
- High
- Strata
- High, Medium
- Biomass class
- No biomass production
Environment
- Light requirement
- Full sun
- Water requirement
- Moderate
- Drought tolerance
- High
- Soil pH range
- 5–7.5
- Preferred soil texture
- Sandy, Loamy
- Hardiness zones
- 10–13
Morphology
- Mature height
- 6–9 m
- Recommended spacing
- 6–8 m
- Root system
- Taproot
- Root depth
- Deep
- Growth rate
- Moderate
- Lifespan
- 40–80 years
- Time to first harvest
- 36 months
- Productive lifespan
- 40 years
Biomes & climate
- Caatinga Suitable
- Cerrado Suitable
- Atlantic Forest Suitable
Köppen classes
- Tropical savanna with dry winter (Aw) Suitable
- Hot semi-arid (BSh) Suitable
- Subtropical with dry winter (Cwa) Suitable
Where it fits in a guild
Coquinho mango takes the High stratum in the Secondary II phase of succession — in a guild it shares the line with species from the other strata, each harvesting light at its own height, in its own time.
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📅 Phenology
Flowering months: July, August, September
Fruiting months: November, December, January, February
❓ Frequently asked questions
How long until the first harvest of coquinho mango?
The first harvest of coquinho mango comes around 36 months after planting.
What spacing is recommended for coquinho mango?
The recommended spacing for coquinho mango is 6–8 m.
How tall does coquinho mango grow?
At maturity, coquinho mango reaches 6–9 m tall.
When does coquinho mango fruit?
Fruiting of coquinho mango occurs in November, December, January, February.
When does coquinho mango flower?
Flowering of coquinho mango occurs in July, August, September.
What stage and stratum does coquinho mango occupy in a syntropic system?
In a syntropic system, coquinho mango belongs to the secondary ii stage, occupying the high stratum.
Functions
Propagation
Seed, Grafting
Citations
- Embrapa Semiárido — Cultivo da Mangueira (height_min_m, description)
External references
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