### plant | tracheophyte | tree:

Mandarin
* is one of five major regional languages of China.
+ Mandarin language: Sino-Tibetan languages :: Tonal languages
  * Mandarin is  one of five major regional languages of China. It spreads wider than any other regional language, from the whole northern part of China down to Yunnan Province in the southwest corner of China. In that big area there are many regional differences in vocabulary, so somebody who moves from Beijing to Yunnan could not understand people there who were speaking their own language, Yunnan hua. The problem is bigger than for a person in Great Britain or the United States to go to Australia. Therefore, starting in the 1920s, the Chinese government set up a national language based on the most widely understood words and pronunciations.

Mandarin orange tree
* outgrow pots.
* produce fruit.

### plant | tracheophyte | tree:

Mango
* Most mangoes are picked before they have completely ripened and are sold, still hard, in stores.
* Most mangos attract ants
  - contain numerous compounds
  - have nutrients
* Some mangoes have black spots that frighten away some consumers.
* Some mangos bear fibrous fruit
* Some mangos become domesticate trees
  - grow in locations
  - have ovaries
  - originate in regions
* add sweet taste
* also require good drainage.
* are a good saple for our daily diets
  - seasonal fruit
  - staple in the diets of India, Southeast Asia and Latin America
  - strictly tropical fruit
  - airlines
  - also great in smoothies
  - an especially good source of soluble fiber
  - applicable to any skin type
  - companies
  - considered to have moderate growth rates, which depend on location and good cultivation
  - consumed primarily in the producing countries
  - delicious and are widespread in summer
  - dry when they feel firm but are still leathery and show no pockets of moisture
  - edible fruit
  - fruit trees
* are high in fiber and low in calories
  - but low in calories Used in making baby foods
  - fiber, low in calories
  - in the Anacardiaceae family, as are cashews and pistachios
  - part of mangos
  - popular as a backyard tree in Hawaii
* are ripe when slightly soft to touch and yielding to gentle pressure, like a ripe peach
  - they are a rosey color on the exterior and smell a bit sweet on the stem end
* are the demon spawn of the fruit world
  - most popular of all tropical fruits worldwide
  - used for salsa
* can be very fibrous and turpentiney when underripe and devilishly difficult to eat.
* come in oblong, round, or kidney shapes, with a slight ridge on one side.
* contain compounds
  - enzymes
* emit a pleasant scent of pine and peach from the stem when ripe.
* exhibit characteristics.
* flower profusely and self pollinate very well.
* freeze well and can be frozen with no additives if they are very ripe.
* grow in a variety of shapes
  - wide range of soils and moisture regimes
  - flushes, each flush is delineated by a concentrated whorl of leaves on the stem
  - on trees that are generally about thirty to forty meters tall
* includes bark
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - leaf nodes
  - nuclei
  - peels
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - stumps
  - tree branches
  - treetops
  - trunks
  - vacuoles
  - xylem
* increase the virility in men.
* is edible fruit
* liven up the color and taste of fresh salads.
* need care.
* produce very well in hot dry areas, better than in wet areas.
* start out green and hard, turning softer and rosy as they mature.
* thrive in loose, sandy soil that drains water easily.
* turn yellowish when ripe.

### plant | tracheophyte | tree | mango:

Raw mango
* are easy to find in most grocery stores or local markets around the world.
* is cut into slices and dried in the hot sun till brittle.