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9. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
| Q | A | |---|---| | What does “Pamer Lubang Meki” mean? | Pamer = “show” or “display” in Javanese, Lubang = “hole”, Meki is a local term for the slight depression at the blossom end of the fruit. The phrase highlights the fruit’s distinctive shape, which is a visual cue of maturity. | | Is the mango genetically modified? | No. Kimi Ngangkang is a traditional seedling selected through conventional breeding and clonal propagation (grafting). | | Can the fruit be shipped without refrigeration? | For short distances (≤ 48 h) and if the fruit is at the green‑stage, ambient transport is possible, but quality will degrade quickly. For any commercial export, a refrigerated supply chain is mandatory. | | How does INDO18 differ from other batch codes? | “INDO” denotes the Indonesian origin; “18” indicates the 18th export batch of the 2024 season, which was harvested in early June 2024. Each batch undergoes separate phytosanitary certification. | | Are there any known allergens? | Mango skin contains urushiol‑like compounds that can cause contact dermatitis in sensitive individuals. The edible flesh is generally safe, but people with mango allergy should avoid contact with the skin. | | What is the best way to store the mango at home? | Keep at room temperature until fully ripe (≈ 3‑5 days), then transfer to the refrigerator to extend shelf life up to a week. Do not store near ethylene‑producing fruits. | low‑input mango variety.
2. Origin & Collection History
| Year | Event | |------|-------| | 2012 | RCH field survey identified a group of mango trees in the Pamer Lubang Meki community that bore fruit with distinctive aroma and flavor. | | 2013 | Preliminary morpho‑agronomic evaluation carried out by RCH agronomists (Dr. Siti Rahayu & team). | | 2014 | Formal collection of scion wood and seeds; accession assigned ID 13727799 and designated INDO‑18. | | 2015‑2022 | Multi‑location trials at RCH‑Kalimantan, Bogor, and the Indonesian Agricultural Research Institute (IAERI) to assess adaptability, productivity, and disease response. | | 2023 | Release of a descriptive data sheet and entry into the “Indonesian Mango Germplasm Database” (IMGD). |
The cultivar’s vernacular name derives from the local place‑name Pamer Lubang Meki, a small hamlet situated at the foot of the Meki hills. “Kimi Ngangkang” refers to the broader sub‑district that administers the area.
4.3 Quality Assurance (ID 13727799)
- Traceability – QR code on each box links to a cloud‑based traceability platform (RCH Trace), showing field data, pesticide usage, and certification status.
- Food safety – Certified under GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) and HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points). Pesticide residues regularly tested; all results are below Codex MRL limits.
- Export compliance – Meets the phytosanitary requirements of the importing countries (e.g., ISPM 15 for wooden pallets, fumigation certificates where required).
3. Agronomic Characteristics
| Trait | Description | |-------|-------------| | Tree Vigor | Semi‑erect, compact canopy; ideal for high‑density orchards (≈ 4 m spacing) | | Flowering | Mid‑season (mid‑April to early May), synchronized across the orchard—facilitates efficient pollination | | Fruit Set | > 80 % under optimal pollination; low incidence of premature fruit drop | | Yield | 12–15 kg tree⁻¹ season⁻¹ (≈ 25 % higher than the benchmark Manalagi) | | Harvest Window | 115 ± 3 days after flowering; narrow window aids uniform post‑harvest handling | | Disease Resistance | Strong tolerance to Anthracnose (Colletotrichum gloeosporioides) and Mango Leaf Spot (Pseudocercospora amaranthi) | | Abiotic Stress | Good performance under saline‑prone soils and intermittent drought—thanks to deep rooting and efficient water use | | Post‑Harvest Longevity | Up to 12 days at 13 °C with 85 % relative humidity; retains firmness and aroma |
These traits make Kimi Ngangkang especially attractive for both smallholder farms and large‑scale commercial plantations seeking a reliable, low‑input mango variety.