Citrus reticulata

E582361

Citrus reticulata is the mandarin orange, a small, sweet, and easy-to-peel citrus fruit widely cultivated and consumed around the world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf citrus species
fruit tree
plant species
climatePreference subtropical
tropical
commonName mandarin
mandarin orange
tangerine
containsNutrient dietary fiber
flavonoids
vitamin C
cultivatedIn Brazil NERFINISHED
China NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
Mediterranean region
United States NERFINISHED
describedBy Carl Peter Thunberg NERFINISHED
economicImportance major commercial fruit crop
family Rutaceae NERFINISHED
flowerColor white
fruitColor orange
fruitShape flattened
fruitType hesperidium
genus Citrus
growthForm evergreen tree
hybridParentOf Citrus × clementina NERFINISHED
Citrus × tangerina
kingdom Plantae
leafPersistence evergreen
leafType simple leaf
nativeTo China NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia
order Sapindales NERFINISHED
peelCharacteristic easy to peel
peelUsedAs dried spice
medicinal ingredient
photosynthesisPathway C3
pollination insect-pollinated
propagationMethod grafting
seed
susceptibleTo citrus canker
citrus greening disease
taste less acidic than oranges
sweet
taxonRank species
typicalHeight 3–4 meters
usedAs canned segments
flavoring agent
fresh fruit
juice source
usedIn traditional Chinese medicine
yearDescribed 1784

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Rutaceae notableMember Citrus reticulata