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haden mango

Mangifera indica L.

Family: Anacardiaceae · Genus: Mangifera

Secondary II High No biomass production
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Florida heirloom (1910), pioneer of the modern mango era. Large tree (10–12 m), predominantly yellow oval fruit with pink blush, 350–680 g, low fiber, pronounced flavor. Higher powdery mildew susceptibility than modern cultivars.

📚 Synonyms

Scientific synonyms: Mangifera indica 'Haden'

Götsch succession

Götsch stage
Secondary II
Ecological role
Late secondary
Primary stratum
High
Strata
Emergent, High
Biomass class
No biomass production

Environment

Light requirement
Full sun
Water requirement
Moderate
Drought tolerance
High
Soil pH range
5.5–7.5
Preferred soil texture
Loamy, Sandy
Hardiness zones
10–13

Morphology

Mature height
10–12 m
Recommended spacing
8–10 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

Köppen classes

Where it fits in a guild

Haden 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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Emergent High · ≈12 m Medium Low Ground cover

📅 Phenology

Flowering months: July, August, September

Fruiting months: November, December, January

❓ Frequently asked questions

How long until the first harvest of haden mango?

The first harvest of haden mango comes around 36 months after planting.

What spacing is recommended for haden mango?

The recommended spacing for haden mango is 8–10 m.

How tall does haden mango grow?

At maturity, haden mango reaches 10–12 m tall.

When does haden mango fruit?

Fruiting of haden mango occurs in November, December, January.

When does haden mango flower?

Flowering of haden mango occurs in July, August, September.

What stage and stratum does haden mango occupy in a syntropic system?

In a syntropic system, haden mango belongs to the secondary ii stage, occupying the high stratum.

Functions

🍎 Fruit 🍯 Melliferous

Propagation

Grafting

Citations

  1. Embrapa Agência de Informação — Manga: Cultivares (height_min_m, height_max_m)

External references

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