1 FAQ
Mango Varieties & IdentificationCan embryo type separate two candidate mango cultivars both described as polyembryonic?
A shared embryo classification cannot distinguish candidates that both have that classification. Use it to organize the comparison, then examine independently documented differences in fruit, season, and source history. Keep a column for traits that match both candidates so those matches are not counted as separating evidence. A convincing identification needs observations that favor one candidate over the other, rather than a longer list of characteristics they share.