Mango: Global Edible SeriesA DELECTABLE HISTORY OF THE KING OF FRUITS From the royal Alphonso to the lip smacking Chausa, nothing can beat the rush of pleasure from biting into a ripe mango. With its endless varieties, differing in colour, size and flavour, the fruit inspires an astounding cultural devotion. The mango is the Indian subcontinents gift to the world its roots in northeast India expanding globally over 60 million years. Appearing in the verses of Hindu epics and

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