Citrus Fruit

A catchy title for oranges is CLEMENTINE

You would pronounce the words 'Meyer lemon' in English almost like they are spelled. However, the word 'Meyer is pronounced 'my-er.' In other words, the words would be pronounced similar to 'my-er leh-mon.'

Yes! They are exactly yhe same like Oranges and grapes

Is this lemons the fruit or lemons as in used cars?

All objects reflect the color of light that you see. Thus; lemons reflect yellow light rays, limes reflect green ones, and Oranges reflect orange light rays. On a final note, white objects reflect all colored light waves, and black objects reflect none.

With that said, the cones in your retina register these reflected light rays; thus, it makes sense that rooms without any light are black.

no limes come from lime trees lemons come from lemon trees.

Because the water freezes and puts a layer of ice on the fruit. This ice acts like an insulating blanket, protecting the plant from the colder than freezing temperatures that causes cellular wall damage that destroys the skin on the fruit and eventually the whole fruit.
"As the water freezes on the leaves, it gives off heat protecting the tree. The ice can also form an insulation barrier." Close, but not quite. What the orange growers are relying on is a thermodynamic property (in this case, of water) called latent heat of fusion. Basically, since water can exist in its solid and liquid form simultaneously ONLY at 32° F, it will stay at that temperature until it is all frozen. So for a short-lived cold snap, this strategy can protect one's orange trees by having the sprayed-on water freeze essentially instead of the orange. But if it stays below freezing for an extended period, the oranges will freeze, too.

Musser Nursery, in Indiana, Pa., has these trees. I just ordered some of them.

Lemonwood is often used for making longbows

Yew trees live for hundreds of years (often in churchyards) and bear red fruit. These berries are gloopy, sugary and edible, however the seeds are highly poisonous. If you must eat yew berries then be careful.

They are seasonal, but you can purchase them at Whole Foods. You can also find them in most online shops.

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pulpless orange juice or urine

Slice it thinly and put them on a string up in the air.

The difference is the lemon is sour and the orange is sweet.

one colored yellow and orange colored orange.

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use a dictionary. or online dictionary.

its not that hard.

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Lemons can also be used to flavor foods and make wonderful decorations. The acid and flavor of lemons are well-known to brighten many otherwise heavy dishes. They accompany fish or seafood dishes particularly well, but are often used in Mediterrean cooking and other cuisines as well.

A fruit bowl full of lemons makes a wonderful and aromatic centerpiece and brightens any table. Dried lemon peels provide a colorful addition to homemade potpourri, and whole fresh lemons along with oranges, studded with whole cloves, make beautifully fragrant decorations at the holidays.

green mold. its scientific name is greenmoldisewis type 3

Absolutely it is edible, although tart! Good for lemonade and with 7 limes per 1 lemon, cerviche, etc. I bought a three foot one from Lowe's for 15 clams today and plan on planting it tomorrow in New Orleans. Here is a link with more info: www.citrusvariety.ucr.edu/citrus/frostlisbon.html

yes it can be use as fertilizer

Lemon trees need to be monitered constantly because they produce fruit year round. To figure out if a lemon is ready to be picked, pinch the lemons on the tree gently but firmly. It should ideally be hard because if the lemon is squishy then you have waited too long. If the lemon gives at all under your fingers, then you need to pick it right away.

Next, measure the diameter. A lemon that is ready to be picked should be about two to three inches in diameter. If a lemon is too small leave it on the tree a day or so more and keep a close eye on it. You don't want to let it hang too long because small lemons will have thinner skin and be juicier than larger ones.

Lemons should not be eaten right from the tree because when they are picked they should still be somewhat green. The lemon will ripen and turn yellow after it has been pulled from the tree. If you see a lemon getting too yellow you should take it from the tree right away.

You don't want lemons to stay on the tree too long because they will get very large, misshapen, and turn brown.

Suha or Pomelo (Citrus grandis) is the largest citrus fruit of all with fruits weighing up to 3.0 kilos. According to the Oxford Companion to Food authored by Alan Davidson, the Pomelo is an ancestor of the grapefruit and is believed to have originated in the Malay Peninsula or Western Indonesia. From there it migrated westwards and now thrives in several tropical climates around the world. Pomelo is believed to be derived from the Malay word pumpulmas which evolved into the Dutch pompelmoes and truncated by the English into pummelo or pomelo. Sometimes called Shaddock for the sea captain who brought them from Polynesia to the West Indies in the mid-1600's. Several varieties are now being grown and the pomelos from one country to the other vary tremendously. Indonesia has huge fruits that sometimes have a milder flavor. Thailand likewise has large juicy fruit that is either yellowish or light pink in color. The Philippines tends to have smaller fruit and while I would say at best, erratic quality, the good pomelos here are really good. I like the smaller fruit as long as the texture, color and taste are top notch.