- 30
m (100 ft).
There are two
distinct genetic po****tions in
modern mangoes – the "Indian type" and the "Southeast
Asian type".
Mangifera indica is a...
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M.
indica may
refer to:
Macrochlamys indica, an air-breathing land
snail species Makaira indica, the
black marlin, a fish
species found in
tropical and...
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tropical tree
Mangifera indica. It
originated from the
region between northwestern Myanmar, Bangladesh, and
northeastern India.
M.
indica has been cultivated...
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through to the
fourth pteropod. The
genus contains two species,
M.
fortunata and
M.
indica. The two
species are
found in
different oceans, and can be distinguished...
-
pygmy blue whale) in the
Indian Ocean and
South Pacific Ocean, and B.
m.
indica in the
Northern Indian Ocean.
There is a po****tion in the
waters off...
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Morus indica is a
species of
flowering plant in the
mulberry family Moraceae. As with
other mulberries, it is a
deciduous tree.
Morus indica is native...
- Keuroghlian, A.; Desbiez, A.; Reyna-Hurtado, R.; Altrichter,
M.; Beck, H.; Taber, A. & Fragoso, J.
M.V. (2013). "Tay****u pecari". IUCN Red List of Threatened...
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Lagerstroemia indica,
commonly known as a ****e
myrtle (also
crepe myrtle, crêpe myrtle, or crepeflower), is a
species of
flowering plant in the genus...
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genus bear edible,
fleshy fruits,
especially the
common mango (
M.
indica). Others, such as
M. foetida,
yield astringent fruits that can be
eaten pickled...
- williamsoni were
split from T. javanicus. In 2005,
M.
indica and
M.
kathygre were
split from
M. meminna. With
these changes, the 10 extant
species are:...
