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Citrus Fruit
Citrus fruits are edible fruits of plants belonging to Citrus of the rue family. They are widely cultivated since ancient times; the most common examples are the lemons, grapefruits, oranges and limes.
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Are oranges grown in the Netherlands?
Oranges grow well in warm temperatures, so depends. I am not sure if the Netherlands are cold or not.
Does a cherry lime ricki have alcohol in it?
It depends on what ingredients are used. A cherry lime ricki may contain alcohol, or may be alcohol-free. There isn't a set method of making it, provided it contains lime juice.
What colour are sambo lemons when ripe?
The ones on my tree stay green and they are very large like the size and shape of a naval orange.
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Which states are major producers of oranges in the southwest?
Arizona was a major southwest producer. However, Az oranges, along with a lot of native wildlife have been replaced by real estate expansion (sprawl?). Orange market now moved west to California.
If oranges or grapefruit have gasoline poured on them can they still be eaten?
This depends of the time the fruits were exposed to the gasoline, the amount of gasoline ( just poured over them or really soaked in gasoline ) and whether the fruits were complete or cut open. Oranges and grapefruit have a relatively thick protection layer around the consumable parts, so when the amount and duration of gasoline contact in not too extensive then the chemical shouldn't have the time to penetrate into the inner parts. So yes, oranges and grapefruit can still be eaten after ( brief ) contact with gasoline.
Pawpaws (also spelled paw paw, paw-paw, and papaw) grow from a tree and taste like a banana and a mango mixed. My dad found some in Illinois. I lived in southern Illinois on a farm and the fruit was growing wide. They're really good. :)
It can grow in southern Illinois, as well as the Pacific Northwest, California, and other parts of North America. It is the same fruit from the song "picking up Pawpaws row by row."
It looks very much like a short, round banana, but has a large spine of seeds. The seed is thin and round... about half an inch to an inch long by one eighth inch thick and spaced about a quarter of an inch apart or perhaps more. The last one I had was in the early fifties and later I left the area and have had none since.
tangerines are smaller than an orange, clementines are even smaller * The smallest orange-like fruit is the kumquat.
Is it bad to leave ripe lemons on the tree?
No, it is not. I have tried it, if you leave them on they will stay perfectly fine,BUT FOR ONLY 4 WEEKS!!!!
What method would be used to combine the best characteristics of a tangerine with those of a peach?
Hybridization
Do tangerine trees grow from lemon seeds?
No. Tangerines are a form of Orange, whereby Lemons are, well Lemons.
another answerwhile counter intuitive one can grow a tangerine tree from a lemon seed though it isn't very likely. biologicly all citrus fruit are one species meaning they can pollinate each other to produce viable offsprings. so if a tangerine pollen landed on a lemon flower and pollinated it and you sow the seed you will get a tangerine-lemony tree.