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Citrus aurantium L., Sp. Pl. 2: 782-783 782 1753. (Syn: Citrus × paradisi Macfad. ….; (=) Citrus amara Link; (=) Citrus bigarradia Loisel.; (=) Citrus vulgaris Risso);
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grapefruit ;
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Fruits & Vegetables Week: Citrus paradisii, the Grape fruit: Citrus paradisii, the Grape fruit, another large fruit of the American continent, a hybrid between C. sinensis and C. maxima.
Fruit is orange-yellow up to 15 cm across. The fruit is acidic and varrying in sweetness, the pulp white, pink to reddish.
– We two eat one fruit every morning. It is sour to sweet and a bit bitter too. But with plenty of sugar it tastes very well.
Fruits & Vegetables Week: Citrus paradisii, the Grape fruit here my fotos: The color can be from yellow to red. Taste, sour-sweet and a bit bitter!
Rutaceae Week: Bitter Orange – wartlike skin from Chandagal: Citrus aurantium Fruit Size-7-12cms, Leaf size ~15cms Chandagal, Mysore
19 Aug 2009 .
grapefruit plants: Can somebody help me byr letting me know where in Mumbai, Delhi or Pune can one get grapefruit plants? Near Mumbai there is a nursery called Pathare Nursery. The address is as follows :
Pathare Nursery Near Shivaji Chowk, Ambedkar Road, Kalyan Tel: 0251-2203966 You will get all types of grafted fruit trees. Once I enquired about the grapefruit graft. They are selling it.
Fruit image image is not clear.
please find attached the cropped images. Attachments (2)
Citrofortunella Sorry. Not if it’s 20 cm fruit.
Also check species available with images at Citrus
it is Citrus aurantium (sour orange or khatta) locally known as Gohdah khatta.
Rutaceae Week: Citrus paradisi Maf. from California: Citrus paradisi Macfad., Bot. Misc. 1:304. 1830 Common name: Grapefruit
Fruit large like Citrus grandis, reaching 15 cm in diameter, rind much thinner and orange yellow in colour, leaves smaller and glabrous on veins and pulp vesicles more tightly packed.
Photographed from California Another confuser for me. It appears like mosambi – not sure if they are sold in Indian markets. Please ignore the last photograph. …, The broadly winged petiole is distinctive for both C. grandis and C. paradisi
Id of a tree bearing flower and fruit : 8 posts by 6 authors. Attachments (2).
Which Is this tree bearing flowers and a fruit ?
Saw it in Kakoijana village near Manas National Park, Guwahati. Date- 03.03.2014
May be some member of Rutaceae. Citrus sp.?,,,,,, Grape fruit! Citrus! The flower and fruit looks like Pomelo (Citrus grandis) to me. However i cannot be sure as i have not seen the flower and fruit of grape fruit(Citrus x paradisi). The shape of the fruit is a dead giveaway. While Pomelo is kind of pear shaped, grapefruit is usually fully round. Thanks … In Pomelo the petals look bit roundish while in grapefruit slightly elongated. Even the fruit doesn’t seem to be pear-shaped. It is almost round. I feel it should be paradisi but i would still like to confirm. It is not Citrus. The leaf-shape does not match. Uploading the few photos from my house. Yes C. paradisi looks good, C. grandis (now C. maxima) would have much larger fruit .
  Citrus Species for ID : Nasik : 04MAY21 : AK-03: 2 images. Citrus flowers seen in a farm. A small tree.
Looks more like Citrus maxima. Kannada Chakotha grown here. Thanks, Mahadeswara ji, for the suggestion. Citrus species are better identified by fruits.
Any specific reason as to why is it cultivated in a farm ?
Is it (if Citrus maxima) locally used ?
It was a single tree with other fruit trees around the farm house. Ok There is no fruit picture ??? I did what best I could do after verification. I received a reply from the owner of the farm.
It is Grapefruit.
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