Mangifera sylvatica, R.

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Watercolour on paper, no date (late 18th, early 19th century). Hand painted copy of an illustration commissioned by William Roxburgh. In his 'Flora Indica', Roxburgh describes this species as a native of the mountains adjoining Sylhet, where it grows to attain a great size. It flowers in October, and the fruit ripens in February and March. Roxburgh also notes that the natives eat the fruit of this species, '...though by no means so palatable as even a bad domestic mango...', and that they dry it too, for medicinal purposes.

Media ID 654430

Date: 3rd December 2007

Author: Unknown

Filename: ROX00000482.jpg

Image Size: 3560 x 5088 Pixels

Filesize is 10.04MB

Version 2 is 5.30MB

Associated Categories: Botanical Art

Associated Categories: Botanic

Associated Categories: William Roxburgh

Keywords: 19th century botanical art east india company fruit india william roxburgh collection