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Citrus Varieties offers a look at more than 50 citrus fruits produced in the United States. Students learn origins, identification characteristics and uses of citrus fruit valued as commercial crops, ornamentals and rootstock. Important stock and hybrids are shown for lemons, limes, pummelos, grapefruit, tangerines, mandarins, sweet oranges and kumquats Listing of fruit shown: Sweet Oranges: navel orange (Washington, Thompson improved, Lane, Cara-Cara), blood oranges (Tarocco, Moro), Arizonia Sweet (Trovita navel) and common oranges (Olinoa valencia, Delta valencia, Cadenera, Crescent, Salustiana, Shamouti, Marrs Early) Tangerines and Mandarins: Satsuma, Clementine, Murcott, Page, Fairchild, Orlando tangelo, Minneloa tangelo, Temple tangor, Ortanique tangor, Ellendale tangor and Koster tangor. Grapefruits (Marsh seedless, Redblush, Texas Star Ruby, Cocktail). Pummelos: Chandler, Reinking, Melo Gold Hybrid, Oro Blanco Hybrid. Kumquats and Hybrids: Nagami, Meiwa, Eustis limequat, Indio orangequat. Lemons (Eureka, Variegated Pink Eureka, Lisbon, Improved Meyer). Limes (Mexican lime, Bearss lime). Ornamentals and Rootstock: Etrog citron, Fingered citron, Calamondin, Sour Orange, Chinotto Sour Orange, Variegated Calamondin, Trifoliate Orange, Flying Dragon Trifoliate, Swingle Citrumelo, Citrus Macrophylla, Troyer Citrange and Rough Lemon. A supplement is included |