Your question was a bit difficult to understand. However, citrus trees belong to the Rutaceae family. All citrus trees are in the Rutaceae family, but all plants in the Rutaceae are not citrus trees.
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No, a loquat is not a citrus fruit. It belongs to the Rosaceae family, while citrus fruits belong to the Rutaceae family. Individuals with citrus allergies may not necessarily be allergic to loquats.
No, passion fruit is not a citrus fruit.
Mangoes are not a citrus fruit. No they are not. Mango is not a citrus fruit as it doesn't contains vitamin c.
No, figs aren't a citrus fruit.
citrus: any ructaceous tree or shrub of the genus "citrus", which includes the citron, lemon, lime, orange,grapefuit... citrus fruit: 1) a fruit of any tree or shrub of the genus "citrus" as of the lemon or orange tree... 2) such fruit collectively. so citrus is not a fruit but a kind of fruit.
== An orange is a citrus fruit. Or an orange is a part of the citrus fruit family. == The word citrus is used to refer to a certain group of shrubs and trees, and particularly their fruit, which includes the orange, the grapefruit, the tangerine and others. Here's your sentence: The man and woman were citrus growers, and they knew well the danger posed to tree blossoms by the coming frost.
Citrus IS a subtropical and tropical fruit.
Non-citrus means that the fruit is not part of the citrus family of fruits. Citrus fruits are oranges, tangerines, grapefruits, etc. Examples of non-citrus fruits are blueberries, apples, watermelon, etc.
Non-citrus means that the fruit is not part of the citrus family of fruits. Citrus fruits are Oranges, tangerines, grapefruits, etc. Examples of non-citrus fruits are blueberries, apples, watermelon, etc.
An apple is a fruit, but not a citrus. A fruit is distinguished from vegetables by having seeds, which an apple does have, but only oranges and grapefruits and fruits like that are citrus fruit. It is also a pome fruit.
I am sure it is a fruit but I am also pretty sure it is not a citrus fruit. I could be wrong but from what I have looked up, I believe it is not.