I liked it .
Pretty interesting
I will explain a little confusion though
, and how I found the answers
I am only saying this with the most enthusiasm , and not any negativity
I did enjoy what you have done as someone that enjoys reading on plant , and grape progenies myself.
After your post it would of been nice to link up the variety page of the Site that gave permission
to search these easier
I have gotten approval from the website owner to link to the site.
Mango Tree PDF
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17JUZhNkotWhwgx_R5SVpEcBmFZj9CZ2g/view?usp=sharing
After showing the PHP
https://www.tropicalacresfarms.com/mangosThis is what I started writing before I realized I could of went to the variety list
I did quickly search the site, but I missed that, and focused on the PHP.
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A lot of clicking though
I would of liked to open in new tabs
to look at multiple mangos
to save time, and scroll through each one.
On individual pages more quickly . On the PHP
I did search on tropical Acres farms (site) though
(what your PHP was named )
I searched
mango tree family
Popped up some
https://www.tropicalacresfarms.com/search-results-page/mango%2520tree%2520familyUntil I realized they had a Variety page
I do Respect all the work you put into this
Just pointing out of people not familiar or not familiar for some time
(as I have read the history of that farm place before many months ago,
but do not grow mangos so may have skipped that section on varieties or forgot
how to Navigate the site -- like I said focused on the PHP ..)
(like I said It can Look at that, and open up Multiple tabs on Tropical acres
and read the links faster )
I read up on brooks by the way interesting it's the second mango around 1910's