The homeland of the mango tree is India. Its Latin name is "Magnifera indica"the great fruit bearer. For the Indians, mangos have always been "food of the Gods," and for thousands of years they have known the mango tree as a divine plant. It is mentioned in Indian mythology, and in the Hindus Vedas, which is a scripture dating from 4000 years B.C. While resting in a mango tree shadow, Buddha was said to have praised the tree because of its longevity. In religious ceremonies all over India, the initiations are called "Pujas." In these ceremonies the mango blossoms have a holy meaning  they symbolize abundance and divine sweetness. In many Indian temples, mangos are offered as gifts to the Gods. The Indians consider mangos to be the most delicious of all tropical fruits. LuluS wrote: <quoted text>Ukuphi nendawo? M in pmb call 0781051927 Lo mfana akwazi ukwenza okwengeziwe imisebenzi eyinkimbinkimbi, okwandisa inani ukunakwa. Yena banganikeza ipuleti lapho izibalo ehlukahlukene Jomethri athwale amadijithi, isibonelo, 8, 3, 9. Umumo kungaba yimiphi calantsatfu, sikwele, indilinga. Ngaphambi amaphilisi ukuboniswa kufanele waxwayisa ngokuthi isibalo kuzovezwa. Ukukhulisa kwabo yesibili, ungakwazi ukunikeza ukubhala izinombolo zilandelana, ukuthola isamba, umkhiqizo. Khona-ke wacela ukuba igama izibalo ngaphakathi which they okuvezwayo. Esifundweni esilandelayo inombolo kwamadijithi futhi amalebula kumele lenyuke uma umfundi ukuba babhekane kalula umsebenzi.