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| © 2002 voyaz.com. All rights reserved. Photo courtesy Musée de la Photographie |
 Tropical
Fruit Pomegranate |
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 Tropical
Fruit Mango |
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 Flamboyant
(Flame tree) was introduced from Madagascar. It blooms in November-January,
changing the landcape of several coastal areas of Mauritius. The red of
in the Mauritian flag (red, blue, yellow, green) represents the magnificent
flowering of this tree. |
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 Flamboyant
(Flame tree) was introduced from Madagascar. It blooms in November-January,
changing the landcape of several coastal areas of Mauritius. The red of
in the Mauritian flag (red, blue, yellow, green) represents the magnificent
flowering of this tree. |
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 The
very attractive Indian Laburnum produces grape-like bunches of yellow
flowers, and is used during Hindu festivals such as Cavadee. |
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