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A lot of different citruses
The other day I happened to visit a national citrus research institute where
they exhibied their works and achievements. They are possesing a few thoudands species and in fact they are cultivating hundreds of their species. It was really amazing to have visited here. Here are some glances of their activities. Above all the 3.5kg/7.7p pomelo attracted our attention. |
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Re: A lot of different citruses
I can tell you those giant grapefruit are not nearly as good as a regular sized pink grapefruit.. :^)
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Re: A lot of different citruses
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All grapefruits are hybrids, typically Pomelo x Manderin with several backcrosses of various nature over the millennia.
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