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Description: An elongated Haitian mango with sweet yellow flesh and a distinctly fibrous bite.

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# Corne

An elongated Haitian mango with sweet yellow flesh and a distinctly fibrous bite.

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## How it tastes

juicy · Fibrous

**Texture**

juicy

**Fibre**

Fibrous

**Eating styles**

Get sticky

**Harvest**

[See regional calendars](https://mangoranking.com/seasons.md)

## How to enjoy it

Haitian Corne has an elongated shape and a fibrous bite. Its sweet pulp makes sense in a drink; strain after blending if you prefer a smoother texture.

Open over a bowl to catch the juice. Scoop the ripe flesh; strain blended pulp if you prefer less fibre.

## When it is ripe

Wait for the long fruit to turn yellow and become fragrant.

Flavour notes are subjective. Ripeness, handling and growing conditions change the fruit.

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Names, history & sources

## Recorded names

A shared name does not by itself establish an identical cultivar. Place, language and source matter.

**Corne**

A Haitian local name that can refer to different fruit in different areas.

- [Tropical Acres Farms — Corne](https://www.tropicalacresfarms.com/product-page/corne)

**Jean Marie**

Reported for the South Florida collection’s Corne in parts of Haiti; not a universal synonym.

- [Tropical Acres Farms — Corne](https://www.tropicalacresfarms.com/product-page/corne)

**Haitian Corne**

Existing catalogue label. It may be an alternate name, translation or market nickname; it is not an assertion of genetic identity.

## One name, more than one local mango

Documented name: the history of the first tree remains unresolved.

Corne is a Haitian mango name, but the record contains a useful warning against flattening local knowledge. Tropical Acres Farms reports that the fruit it grows as Corne is called Jean Marie in parts of Haiti, while northern Haiti has a differently shaped mango also called Corne.

The grower’s observation gives this entry its story: names can travel farther than the knowledge needed to identify them. We retain both names with that qualification. Neither a single first tree nor one universal identity for every Haitian Corne is established by the sources here.

[Read the full story](https://mangoranking.com/stories/corne.md)

- [Tropical Acres Farms — Corne](https://www.tropicalacresfarms.com/product-page/corne)

## Places in this record

Country associations alone do not establish botanical origin.

- **Haiti**

  Catalogue association

  Associated place in the tasting catalogue; this does not establish botanical origin.

- **Haiti; also maintained in South Florida collections**

  A place in the story

  Setting of “One name, more than one local mango”. Read the story for its evidence and qualifications.

  - [Tropical Acres Farms — Corne](https://www.tropicalacresfarms.com/product-page/corne)

[Harvest calendars by growing place](https://mangoranking.com/seasons.md). These regional calendars do not specify this cultivar’s exact season.

## Sources

- [Tropical Acres Farms — Corne](https://www.tropicalacresfarms.com/product-page/corne)

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