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== Flowering, fruiting, and harvest == Flowers in the central-Panama study opened around daybreak and withered by evening. Bagging and crossing tests found that five of ten crossed flowers formed good-sized fruit, while control, bagged, and selfed flowers failed in that experiment.<sup>[[#cite_note-5|[5]]]</sup> The result suggests that pollen transfer between flowers or trees may be important under comparable conditions, but the small test does not establish a universal orchard pollination rule. The same study recorded fruiting from February onward, with the heaviest mature-fruit fall in May–July at its Panamanian site.<sup>[[#cite_note-5|[5]]]</sup> Harvest fruit as the green skin changes toward yellow and the fruit reaches the mature condition described for the species; local flowering and harvest timing will shift with rainfall, temperature and latitude.
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