Oranges

no

Assuming you mean 'Mandarin oranges' - 'Naranjas mandarinas',

Pronounced 'nahRANGkhass manthahREEnass' ('th' as in 'the')

It is a major cash crop.

No. It is all natural coloring from pig spit.

sometimes

Aphids, citrus leaf miners, citrus psyllids, mealybugs and whiteflies are examples of bugs that feed on orange trees. Citrus leaf miners and citrus psyllids respectively feed on foliage and on leaves and stems while aphids, mealybugs and whiteflies sip on the host tree's internal, nutrient-rich xylem and sugar-rich phloem. Pathogens may be transmitted particularly by the psyllids and by the sap-sippers.

The acid in an orange is citric acid.

I think that the answer is no. An orange may have a little DNA, from the tree that it is growing on, but it doesn't have DNA that is its own.

While Oranges are orange think Green as in money. They are the major farm crop of the State.

During the time of the Great depression in America, food was scare and rations were distributed. For people who did not live right where orange trees were-oranges were something that was hard to come by. People would give oranges as a present because it was a treat, it was special and had value and meaning to the receiver. Oranges still are given as a gift today, partly as trandition and because people thought that was a great gift if they got oranges.

This is probably the case in North American culture, but in Chinese culture, pairs of oranges are handed out during the Chinese Lunar New Year period. This is a time when people visit each other in their homes, and usually a pair of oranges are given out to represent auspiciousness and prosperity for the new year ahead.

yes

many orange juice growers do this because when ice is sprayed over the plant it serves as an insulator

cut open the top of the orange and add water too it every 10 minutes.

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yess they are

Yes, typically oranges are grown in an orchard that can contain hundreds or even thousands of trees.

Oranges are called oranges because eggplants are named after eggs.

Mandarin orange, bitter orange, rangpur, tangerine, apricot, peach, persimmon, cape gooseberries, grapefruit, butternut squash (interior), cantaloupe (interior), papaya (interior)

Seedless oranges are continually being hybridized and modified. The goal of these modification is to make them sweeter and to yield more juice.

they can but it can sometimes upset their system.

Valencia? These are JUICE oranges!

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bill naughton

Nope unless u slap oranges 97 times

yes of coarse there once was an explorer who fond a whole tree with bunches of oranges