1. The document summarizes the floral biology of mango, including its classification, inflorescence, flower structure, pollination, selfing and crossing techniques. 2. Mango flowers contain both male and hermaphrodite flowers arranged in a panicle inflorescence. Pollination is entomophilous, relying on insects like house flies. 3. Traditional techniques for selfing and crossing involve bagging panicles and manually removing stamens or brushing pollen, while caging uses insect-proof cages with grafted plants to allow natural pollination.