16 search results for Mangifera indica in .
| No. | Vernacular Names | Taxon | Handbook Volume | Thumbnail Preview | Link |
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| 1 | Thailand: krawaan. Vietnam: sa nh[aa]n. | Amomum | 12(1): Medicinal and poisonous plants 1 | ||
| 2 | — Mangifera griffithii: Indonesia: rawah (West Kalimantan). Malaysia: rawa (Peninsular Malaysia), asem raba (Sarawak), wahab (Sabah).|— Mangifera minor: Indonesia: upusuplia (Timor), fo karuku (Sulawesi), koai (Irian Jaya). Papua New Guinea: abudar (Onjob), mogari (Tapio). Solomon Islands: asai, susai (Kwaraae), rereke.|— Mangifera monandra: Philippines: pangi (Ilongo, Visayas), malapaho (Bikol), kalamansanai (Tagalog), paglumbayan (Ilokano).|— Mangifera quadrifida: Brunei: rancha rancha. Indonesia: asam rawa, asem kumbang (Sumatra). Malaysia: asam kumbang (Peninsular Malaysia). Thailand: sommuang-khan (peninsula).|— Mangifera similis: Indonesia: tajas, asem rawa (Sumatra), pipit (Kalimantan). Malaysia: asam (Sabah). | Mangifera | 2: Edible fruits and nuts |  Mangifera minor Blume - 1, flowering branch; 2, fruit | |
| 3 | Indonesia: medang kok, membacang. Papua New Guinea: wel mango (Pidgin). Philippines: paho, pahutan (Tagalog, Bisaya), pangamangaen (Ilokano). | Mangifera altissima | 2: Edible fruits and nuts |  Mangifera altissima Blanco - 1, flowering branch; 2, branch with fruits | |
| 4 | — Mangifera caesia: Binjai (En, Fr). Brunei: binjai, belunu (Malay). Indonesia: binjai (Malay, Sumatra; Banjar, South Kalimantan), binglu (Sundanese, West Java), wani (Balinese). Malaysia: binjai (Malay, Peninsular Malaysia, Sarawak), beluno (Malay, Sabah), bundo (Dusun, Sabah). Philippines: bauno, bayuno (Cebu, Bisaya), baluno (Manobo). Thailand: bin-yaa, lam-yaa (Malay, Pattani). | Mangifera caesia | 2: Edible fruits and nuts | ||
| 5 | Mango (En). Manguier (Fr). Indonesia: mangga, mempelam. Malaysia: mangga, mempelam, ampelam. Papua New Guinea: mango (Pidgin). Philippines: mangga (Tagalog), paho (Bisaya), mango (Ilokano). Burma: tharyetthi. Cambodia: svaay. Laos: mwàngx. Thailand: mamuang. Vietnam: xoài. | Mangifera indica | 2: Edible fruits and nuts |  Mangifera indica L. - 1, flowering branch; 2, branchlet with fruit | |
| 6 | — Mangifera laurina: Indonesia: mangga pari (Sundanese, West Java), pelem kecik (Javanese, East Java), empelem (Malay, Kalimantan, Sumatra). Malaysia: mempelam, emplam (Malay, Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, Sarawak), mangga ayer (Malay, Sabah). Philippines: apali. Burma: thayet-thee-nee. Thailand: mamuang kaleng, mamuang khee kwaang (peninsula). Vietnam: cây nui, xoái nui. | Mangifera laurina | 2: Edible fruits and nuts |  Mangifera laurina Blume - 1, flowering branch; 2, branchlet with fruit | |
| 7 | Kuwini (En). Kuweni, manguier odorant (Fr). Indonesia: bembem, kaweni (Sundanese, West Java), kuweni or kweni (Malay, Sumatra, Kalimantan; Javanese, central Java). Malaysia: kuini (Malay, East Malaysia), huani or wani (Sabah). Philippines: huani, uani (Cebu, Bisaya), juani (Jolo). Thailand: kinning (Narathiwat Province), mamuang chingreet or mamuang paa (central). | Mangifera odorata | 2: Edible fruits and nuts |  Mangifera odorata Griffith - 1, flowering branch; 2, branchlet with fruit | |
| 8 | — Mangifera foetida: bachang, horse mango (En). Bachang, mangue fétide (Fr). Indonesia: bacang (Indonesian-Malay, Minangkabau), limus (Sundanese, West Java), asem hambawang (Banjar, South Kalimantan). Malaysia: machang (Malay), bacang, pahu (Sabah), macang (Sarawak). Burma: la-môt. Cambodia: svaay sââ. Thailand: ma chae, maa-chang (Malay, peninsula), ma mut, malamut (Thai, peninsula). Vietnam: xoài hôi. | Mangifera foetida | 2: Edible fruits and nuts |  Mangifera foetida Lour. - 1, flowering branch; 2, branchlet with fruit | |
| 9 | Machang: mangowood (En). Indonesia: membacang. Malaysia: asam (Sabah), bachang (Sarawak). Philippines: paho. Burma (Myanmar): thayet. Thailand: mamuang. Vietnam: xo[af]i. | Mangifera | 5(2): Timber trees; Minor commercial timbers | ||
| 10 | Indonesia: binjai (South Kalimantan), palong, wani (East Kalimantan). Malaysia: binjai (general), beluno, bundo (Sabah). Philippines: baluno (Manobo), bauno (Sulu, Cebu Bisaya), balunut (Sulu). Thailand: bin-ya, lam-yai (peninsular). | Mangifera caesia | 5(2): Timber trees; Minor commercial timbers |  Mangifera caesia Jack – 1, tree habit; 2, leaf; 3, flower; 4, halved fruit. |
