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A photograph of three 3 1/2 inches long mangoes in the garden at the Victoria Falls Hotel.

Mango, Manihot griz. [i.e., glaziovii] and the mango at the depot. Grass shrub hills in the back. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 27, 1920]

A photograph of large mango trees with a soap factory behind the trees. There are two people standing in between the tmango trees.

A photograph of huge mango trees and a soap factory on the right behind the trees. There are several indigenous people standing near the trees, carrying the produce from the trees.

A mango tree, typical form, about 20 to 25 ft. tall. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 27, 1920]

A photograph of a large mango tree in Ujiji known as a place where Henry Stanley met David Livingston in 1871. In the background is a road and indigenous huts.

A photograph of a mango tree in the foreground with the Victoria Falls Hotel in the background and burkea africana on the left.

A photograph of a mango cut in two with a spoon sitting in the right half that is empty, showing just the mango's skin.

A photograph of a mango cut in two with a spoon sitting in the right half that is empty, showing just the mango's skin.

A photograph of a mango cut in two to show the size of the seed.

An up-close photograph of a mango sliced in two, showing the inside.

An up-close photograph of a mango sliced in two with part of the mango scooped out on a spoon sitting on the right mango slice.

An up-close photograph of a mango sliced in two, showing the inside.

Wild mango. These are natural size. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 7, 1920]