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    Introduction

    Retaul (Late) is a popular variety of mangoes originating from Pakistan, known for its late-season availability. With its unique flavor and distinct characteristics, Retaul mangoes have gained recognition among mango enthusiasts, offering a delightful taste experience.

    Production Details:

  • Production : Retaul mangoes are primarily cultivated in the Sindh and Punjab regions of Pakistan. These regions provide favorable climatic conditions, including warm temperatures and moderate humidity, which contribute to the successful production of Retaul mangoes.
  • Cultivation : Retaul mango trees thrive in a subtropical climate and are well-suited to regions with high temperatures. They require well-drained soil and regular watering for optimal growth and fruit development.
  • Harvesting : The harvesting season for Retaul mangoes typically begins in August and extends into September. These mangoes are harvested when they attain the desired ripeness, ensuring their characteristic flavor and sweetness.
  • Export : Retaul mangoes are exported to various countries, including the United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, and other European and Middle Eastern nations. Their availability during the late season makes them an attractive choice for mango lovers.
  • Other Important Info : Retaul mangoes are known for their large size, vibrant yellow skin with a red blush, and firm, juicy flesh. They have a sweet and tangy flavor, making them a favorite for both fresh consumption and culinary uses.

    Botanical Details

  • Tree Type : Retaul mango trees belong to the Mangifera indica species and have a vigorous growth habit. They can reach a height of around 10-15 meters, forming a dense and spreading canopy.
  • Leaf : The leaves of Retaul mango trees are large, oblong-shaped, and dark green in color. They are arranged alternately on the branches, providing a lush appearance to the tree.
  • Inflorescence : Retaul mango trees produce inflorescences in the form of panicles. These panicles consist of numerous small flowers that eventually develop into mango fruits.
  • Stone & Seed Info : Retaul mangoes have a large, oval-shaped stone (endocarp) at the center. The stone encloses a single seed, which is flat and elongated.
  • Yield : A well-maintained Retaul mango tree can yield a substantial amount of mangoes, ranging from 100 to 300 mangoes per tree, depending on factors such as tree age, cultivation practices, and environmental conditions. The late-season availability of Retaul mangoes contributes to their demand and commercial viability.
  • Time of fruit availability : 2nd week of August – 2nd week of October
  • Average size of mature fruit LxBxT : 8-10 x 6-8 x 6-7 cm
  • Average weight per fruit : 150 – 350 grams
  • Fruit shape in cross section : Narrow elliptic
  • Color of peel : Lemon Yellow
  • Fruit Skin : Smooth
  • Pulp Color : Lemon yellow
  • Total soluble solids : 18 – o 20 Brix
  • Acidity : 0.18 – 0.22%
  • Presence of fiber : Medium
  • Distinguished traits : Late maturing variety, highly accepted by the local consumers. High yielding culminating better returns for the growers