Rataul is the Indian name tied to the famous Rataul village mango, closely connected with the Anwar Ratol mango known across India and Pakistan for small size and exceptional sweetness.
Mango Characteristics
Origin: India
Flavor: Indian
Sweetness: Excellent
Brix: N/A
Sourness: Mild
Fiber: None
Fruit Size: Small
Eaten Green: No
Production: Average
Season: Early
Growth: Average
Disease Resistant: Average
Tree Size: Medium
Small-yard: Yes (with maintenance)
Container: Yes
Seed Type: Monoembryonic
Rataul Mango Overview
Also known as: Rataul, Anwar Ratol
Rataul is listed on Mangopedia as a Indian-flavored mango. This profile is written for growers and collectors who need practical information: where the variety is from, how the fruit tends to eat, and whether the tree fits a home planting.
Flavor and Fruit Notes
The profile currently lists Excellent sweetness, Mild sourness, and None fiber. Fruit size is listed as Small. These categories make it easier to compare mangoes across the directory, but fruit quality still depends on climate, tree health, harvest timing, and ripening.
Tree and Growing Notes
Growth is listed as Average, tree size as Medium, and production as Average. Small-yard suitability is Yes (with maintenance), while container suitability is Yes. In humid climates, disease resistance and canopy airflow should be considered alongside flavor.
Collector Notes
Rataul is best compared with mangoes from the same region or flavor family. Where the origin is well supported, Mangopedia includes a direct origin tag; where the record is weak, the profile stays conservative rather than turning collector rumor into fact.
Related Mangopedia Pages
Sources reviewed: Rataul village/Uttar Pradesh cultivar history; Anwar Ratol/Rataul references; Mangopedia existing page notes. Existing Mangopedia Brix values were preserved unless a reliable source clearly disproved them.