Botanical Characteristics:

• Scientific Name: Mangifera indica
• Common Name: Kesar Mango, Gir Kesar (named after the region it is grown in, i.e., Gir region of Gujarat)
• Family: Anacardiaceae
• Origin: Gujarat, India (particularly in the Girnar foothills, the Kesar mango is believed to have originated here)

2. Tree Features:

• Size: The Kesar mango tree is generally medium-sized and can grow up to 10–12 meters (32–39 feet) tall in ideal conditions. Trees are often pruned to maintain a manageable height for easier harvest.
• Leaves: The leaves of the Kesar mango tree are narrow, long, and green, typical of mango trees. They provide a dense canopy to protect the tree from the harsh sun.
• Flowers: Mango trees typically produce small white or yellowish flowers that bloom in clusters. The flowers are pollinated by insects such as bees.
• Branches: Kesar mango trees have strong branches, which support the weight of the fruit as it grows. The branches are often thick with greenish-brown bark.