Kent mango

E26692
mango cultivar tropical fruit cultivar

Kent mango is a popular late-season mango cultivar known for its large size, sweet, fiberless flesh, and rich flavor.

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Kent mango canonical 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mango cultivar ⓘ
tropical fruit cultivar ⓘ
aroma moderate ⓘ
averageFruitWeight 500–700 g ⓘ
bearingHabit heavy but irregular ⓘ
breedingMethod seedling selection ⓘ
commercialImportance high ⓘ
cultivarOf Mangifera ⓘ
surface form: Mangifera indica
diseaseSusceptibility anthracnose susceptible ⓘ
exportCultivar true ⓘ
family Anacardiaceae ⓘ
fiberContent low ⓘ
flavorProfile rich ⓘ
very sweet ⓘ
fleshColor deep yellow-orange ⓘ
fleshTexture fiberless ⓘ
fruitSize large ⓘ
genus Mangifera ⓘ
introducedInYear 1945 ⓘ
majorExportRegions Europe ⓘ
North America ⓘ
majorProducingCountries Ecuador ⓘ
Mexico ⓘ
Peru ⓘ
marketPreference favored for sweet taste ⓘ
namedAfter Leith D. Kent ⓘ
originCity Coconut Grove ⓘ
originCountry United States of America ⓘ
surface form: United States
originDecade 1930s ⓘ
originState Florida ⓘ
parentage Brooks mango seedling ⓘ
peelThickness medium ⓘ
plantKingdom Plantae ⓘ
possibleParent Haden mango ⓘ
pulpYield high ⓘ
ripeningSeasonFlorida July–August ⓘ
season late season ⓘ
seedSize relatively small ⓘ
seedType monoembryonic ⓘ
skinColorWhenRipe green with yellow blush ⓘ
occasional red blush ⓘ
storageQuality good ⓘ
transportTolerance good ⓘ
treeGrowthHabit spreading ⓘ
treeVigor moderate to vigorous ⓘ
usage desserts ⓘ
fresh consumption ⓘ
juice ⓘ
smoothies ⓘ

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Mango → hasCultivar → Kent mango ⓘ