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Mango tree
* Most mango trees grow from seeds.
* Most mango trees have alternate leaves
* Most mango trees produce flowers
  - mature fruit
  - refresh fruit
  - sweet fruit
* Some mango trees have compounds
  - reach feet
* are common in the gardens between the monks' houses
  - fruit trees
* begin fruit production in three years and form fruit quickly.
* belongs to the same family as poison ivy.
  - under very specific conditions
* grow easily from seed
  - readily from seed
* grown from seed can take up to eight years to bear fruit.
* grows over a wide range of frost free climates.
* perform well both under tropical and subtropical climatic conditions.
* provide excellent sources
* require hot, dry periods to set and produce a good crop
  - regular applications of nitrogen fertilizer to promote healthy growth of leaves
* stand above the ferns and lower there are hala trees in groves.
* tend to be alternate bearing.

Medlar
* are easy to grow
  - edible fruit
  - part of medlars
* cause excessive urine and constipation.

Mulberry
* Mulberries are dioecious which means the plants are either male or female
  - generally free of pests and diseases, although cankers and dieback can occur
  - known for their immune system enhancing benefits
  - the sweetest, juciest berries available in south Florida
  - blend well with other fruits, especially pears and apples
  - generally thrive with minimal fertilization
  - grow in most soils but are at their best in light soil
* is berries
  - colour
  - part of mulberry

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Olive tree
* Some olive trees live to be two thousand years old.
* are a symbol of Israel or Jewish peoples in scriptures
  - also very long-lived
  - as precious as life itself
  - life in the Middle East
  - practically ageless
  - somewhere between a tree and a bush
  - the dominant among the fruit trees
  - very hardy
* are, because of the severe winters, only found near sea-level.
* bloom in the spring and early summer, bearing small white flowers.
* can attain quite a long life span
  - survive years of neglect if provided with the appropriate growing conditions
* flourish, providing a flavor-packed oil to bathe other foods.
* grow extensively throughout Galilee.
* is among the oldest found on earth.
* live unusually long, and they are productive and attractive.
* thrive in climates with a strong sunshine
  - well-draining, sandy soil

Pawpaw
* appear to be sensitive to low humidities, dry winds and cool maritime summers.
* are a sweet fruit that grow wild near Kentucky creeks
  - native to the U.S. and are found growing wild from Georgia to Ontario, Canada
  - ordinarily quite difficult to transplant
* bear fruit in autumn.
* contain a tenderizing enzyme.
* have very few pest problems.
* leaves and twigs contain substances with promising anti-cancer and pesitcidal properties.
* tend to be precocious under good conditions.

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Peach tree
* Most peach trees are self-pollinating.
* Some peach trees appear near to blossoming.
* are difficult to keep alive and healthy.
* are extremely sensitive to light penetration
  - poorly drained soils
  - in full bloom
  - very vulnerable to cold weather
* can survive a couple years of drought, but too much rain makes the fruit heavy.
* grow in temperate climates and their fruit is small, delicately sweet and velvety
  - the way they always have
* produces peaches.
* require a set amount of cold weather hours in order for fruit to set
  - ample soil nitrogen and water during the growing season
  - full sunlight and elevated planting sites with sandy loam soil