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They are slightly different things, but both are edible, and probably have a similar (but different) flavour.

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lime goes well with lemon

Orange has been known to work well with lemon, i.e. the "rock shandy",

Lime also goes well.

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Sour tangy & really good if you like sour and tangy

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In small amounts it should not do any harm, however oranges are a subject to spraying with chemicals commercially therefore unless organic, orange peel should be washed well before consumption.

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apricot

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no, it would kill the tree. plus that's kind of gross

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20 Pounds and 5 Oz.

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The scientific name for the orange tree is citrus sinensis.

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pomeloa and pink grapefruit

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They do, in the center, but not limes that have not reached maturity.

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It depends upon the size of the apple. If it is a small apple with about 70 calories, it will have about 15 gram of total sugar. If the apple is large and has about 115 calories, it will have about 23 grams of sugar.

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a roundish hard thing that is usually red or green or pink

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ya blow up

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Twice the weight of half a lime

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I found an excellent recipe for a citron jelly on Kraft Foods website. I'll leave it as a Related Link at the bottom of the page.

Note: When you click the link, it will come to a seemingly blank page. Just scroll down a little ways to access the recipe. Enjoy!

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There are many species, the genus is Citrus. See link. Citrus aurantifolia = Key lime, C. latifolia = Persian lime (very common).

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A Kumquat is a small citrus that resembles an orange. However, the shape is slightly different.

that is correct

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A segment

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If cut lengthwise and the membrane removed, they are called supremes.

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Yes, If the orange is fresh. It has nothing to do with what utensils you use though!

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the acid

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because of a high concentrate of citric acid

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No. Lemon zest is the outer skin (the yellow part) of a lemon. Lemon pepper is a mixture of dried granulated lemon zest and black pepper.

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She passed away in the year 2000 after a long illness.

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No, lemons and limes do not grow on the same tree. They are the fruit of two different species of trees.