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    Valencia Pride

    ‘Valencia Pride’ originated in Florida and is a moderately vigorous tree with a spreading canopy (Knight et al., 2009). The fruit is polyembryonic, the peel is yellow with a pink to dark red or crimson blush with numerous large yellow, 600-900 g . The pulp is deep yellow with little fiber, a weak pleasant aroma and mild sweet flavor. ‘Valencia Pride’ is a late season cultivar.

    'Valencia Pride' phenology
    Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov
    Dormant Panicle emergence and flowering Fruit set and development Harvest Semi-dormant>pruning>flushing Dormant

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    The pulp is deep yellow with little fiber, a weak pleasant aroma and mild sweet flavor.
    Mango Phenology - Valencia Pride 1 - Photo credits: JH Crane
    Mango Phenology - Valencia Pride 2 - Photo credits: JH Crane
    Mango Phenology - Valencia Pride 3 - Photo credits: Ian Maguire

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