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Volume 60 Number 2 Article 8
Year 2006 Month 4
Title: The 'Tommy Atkins' Mango
Authors: R.J. Campbell and C.W. Campbell
Abstract:
Mango is among the most consumed fruits of the world. It is a highly versatile subsistence and cash crop throughout the African, Asian and the American Tropics and is increasingly important as a cash crop for domestic sale and for export in both tropical and subtropical regions. Within the United States mango is the 12th most consumed fruit, with a rapidly growing recognition and demand fueled by the increasingly ethnic nature of the United States marketplace. Planting continues throughout the tropics and subtropics on a subsistence, small farmer and large-scale commercial level in response to the growing local demand and increasing demand of the export markets of the United States, Europe and Asia.

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