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Senthoora

(Sindhoora, Sindhura, Honey Mango, Lalpari, Lalbagh, Indian Miyazaki, Rajgira)

Senthoora (also called Sindhoora) is known for its distinctive red-vermillion blush that gives it the name (Sindhoora = vermillion in Sanskrit). This attractive variety from South India is prized for its sweet flavor and beautiful appearance, making it popular for both fresh consumption and export markets.

Quick Facts

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Region
Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telengana, Kerala
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Season
May-June
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Weight
250-350g
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Shape
Oval

Visual Identification Guide

🔷 Shape

Oval

Distinctive shape characteristics

🎨 Ripe Colors

red-orangevermillion

Typical ripe color variations

📏 Size

Medium

250-350g average

🤚 Skin Texture

Smooth with red blush

Skin texture when ripe

Taste & Characteristics

👅Taste: Sweet, aromatic
💧Fiber Content: Minimal
👃Aroma: Moderate, pleasant
🧈Texture: Smooth, minimal fiber

🔑 Key Identification Markers

✓ Red-vermillion blush on skin
✓ Attractive color
✓ May-June season

Seasonal Availability

SeasonMay-June
Peak MonthMay
TypeMid

Regional Presence

📍 Tamil-nadu 📍 Karnataka 📍 Andhra-pradesh 📍 Kerala

Best Uses

✨ Eating fresh
✨ Export
✨ Gift boxes
✨ Desserts

Similar Varieties

These varieties might look similar but have distinct characteristics:

Badami
Neelum

Heritage & Cultural Significance

Traditional South Indian variety named for its vermillion-red blush.

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🥭 Check for Chemical Ripening

Ensure your Senthoora mango is naturally ripened. Use Food Guard to detect artificial ripening with Calcium Carbide and other chemicals.

🔍 Test for Chemicals