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Decoding the Hydro-Metabolic Switch: Mechanistic Insights into Stochastic Environmental Disruption of Mango Phenology

Sep 2026 · Applied Fruit Science · Vol 68 · 0 citations · 106 references

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This review proposes the “Hydro-Metabolic Switch” as a unifying framework for understanding mango’s notoriously unpredictable flowering behaviour, and provides a framework for predicting mango phenology under shifting climates.

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