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Tree morphological characteristics of fruit species

SpeciesCrown shapeLeaf orientationLeaf shapeStems and branches
Mango Round, symmetrical, dense, coarse texture Inclined to horizontal Lanceolate, oblong Sympodially branched, branching from 60 to 80 cm above ground 
Litchi Round dome-shaped, dense, coarse to uniform texture Alternate, glossy textured, oblique leaves Lanceolate, oblong, elliptical (ovate) Low-hanging and spreading, 3–4 lateral shoots 50–60 cm above ground 
Guava Oval, very less dense, medium texture Opposite, rough textured, droop outside Obovate, concave Wide spreading branches and downy twigs 
Jackfruit Round, symmetrical, dense, coarse texture Inclined to vertical Oval at matured stage and lobed at young stage Straight trunk, branching out from the base at an angle of 32–88° 
SpeciesCrown shapeLeaf orientationLeaf shapeStems and branches
Mango Round, symmetrical, dense, coarse texture Inclined to horizontal Lanceolate, oblong Sympodially branched, branching from 60 to 80 cm above ground 
Litchi Round dome-shaped, dense, coarse to uniform texture Alternate, glossy textured, oblique leaves Lanceolate, oblong, elliptical (ovate) Low-hanging and spreading, 3–4 lateral shoots 50–60 cm above ground 
Guava Oval, very less dense, medium texture Opposite, rough textured, droop outside Obovate, concave Wide spreading branches and downy twigs 
Jackfruit Round, symmetrical, dense, coarse texture Inclined to vertical Oval at matured stage and lobed at young stage Straight trunk, branching out from the base at an angle of 32–88° 
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