[[Image:Ugli.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Three Ugli fruits]]
...Its species is ''[[Mandarin orange|Citrus reticulata]]'' x ''[[Grapefruit|Citrus paradisi]]''.
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An '''orangelo''' is a [[hybrid]] [[citrus]] fruit believed to have originated in [[Puerto Rico]]. The fruit, a cross
...sion Service, of the [[University of Puerto Rico]] noticed trees that grew fruits that were larger and a brighter yellow than those of the other trees on the
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| name = ''Citrus x hystrix''
| image_caption = ''Citrus hystrix'' on sale
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| genus = ''[[Citrus]]''
| binomial = ''Citrus reticulata''
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| genus = ''[[Citrus]]''
| binomial = ''Citrus aurantifolia''
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| genus = ''[[Citrus]]''
| binomial = ''Citrus reticulata''
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| name = ''Citrus''
| common_names = Citrus
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...ce of the fruits. The orange and lemon are examples of Rutaceae with berry fruits, and they are widely cultivated and perplexingly variable.
...dily. Several species of Barosma (buchu) are tonic and diuretic. The genus Citrus is the most useful. It includes the orange, the bitter orange, the citron,
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...ceae, tribe Citreae. Trees; usually spiny, suggested as stocks for citrous fruits; as yet scarcely known in this country.
Fruits hard-shelled and persistent: Lvs. trifoliolate, or rarely simple: fls. 4-5-
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...nd pummelo; by syncopation: tange[rine] [pumme]lo). A new group of citrous fruits originated in 1897 by the writer by crossing the Dancy tangerine with the B
...is) more than either of their parents and are exceedingly variable, sister fruits from seeds of a single cross-pollinated fruit often being very unlike. Amon
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|genus=Citrus
...he edible fruit closely resembles that of the [[Orange (fruit)|orange]] (''Citrus sinensis''), but it is much smaller and ovular, being approximately the siz
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|genus=Citrus
The '''limequat''' is a [[citrus|citrus tree]] and the result of a cross between the [[Lime (fruit)|lime]] and the
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| image = Citrus medicus fruit.jpg
| genus = Citrus
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...s for citrus fruits, and aa possible parents in breeding new forms of such fruits.
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|genus=Citrus
...fruits, both [[species]] and [[Hybrid (biology)|hybrids]] and generally [[citrus]]es, which have their origin in the [[Himalayan]] region of [[India]] and w
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...aches are marketed from the southern states in six-basket carriers and the fruits are not wrapped, while from Michigan the same variety may be shipped in bus
...he article devoted to that subject, pages 922-925, Volume II. The separate fruits may also be consulted under their alphabetic entries.
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The fruit has a citrus flavour, sometimes described as a combination of [[rhubarb]] and [[Lime (fr
...'', but has much larger fruits that are yellow; the resulting hybrids have fruits with yellowish fruit pulp.<ref name="solanaceae source"/>
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...n to the shape of fruits and color of flesh resembling those characters in fruits of the orange or citron). Cucurbitaceae. Annual or perennial tendril-bearin
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|genus=Citrus
|image=Citrus paradisi (Grapefruit, pink)-2.jpg
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...tribe Citreae. Kumquat. Evergreen shrubs, grown for their small ornamental fruits, which are also preserved and eaten fresh. See Kumquat.
...s in germination: first foliage-lvs. broadly ovate, opposite. Differs from Citrus in having a few- celled ovary with only 2 ovules in a cell, and a cavernous
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