pummelo การใช้

• It is native to mountain forests in mandarins and pummelos.
• Fruits : Kumquat, star fruit, pummelo, guava, lychee, persimmon
• That title belongs to pummelos, a fruit Sunkist is beginning to market around the country.
• The largest citrus is the pummelo.
• It also found that the sweet orange originated from a backcross hybrid between pummelo and mandarin orange.
• The lumias of the Mediterranean basin are natural hybrids in which acid citron or lemon and pummelo characters are evident.
• Sapodilla is optional in the Mixed Greens and Fruits Salad, and the pummelo can be used or you can substitute a ruby grapefruit.
• The three original species in the citrus genus that have been hybridized into most modern commercial citrus fruit are the mandarin orange, pummelo, and citron.
• Pummelo, also known as pomelo and shaddock, is " Citrus maxima ", the grapefruit's ancestor and one of the largest citrus fruits.
• On Walheim's property, for instance, blood orange trees alternate with oroblancos ( a cross between a grapefruit and a pummelo ), kumquats and Meyer lemons.
• They probably arose through allopatric speciation, with citrons evolving in northern Indochina, pummelos in the Malay Archipelago, and mandarines in Vietnam, southern China, and Japan.
• Both are cross-breeds of everyday white grapefruit with pummelo _ the large, thick-skinned grapefruit that has grown for centuries in China and is the mother of all citrus plants.
• Right now, they are available only in stores like Central Market or Whole Foods, but if they catch on, you might soon be able to swing by the Stop'n Go for a fresh pummelo.
• Many fruit sold as mandarins are in fact hybrids with some pummelo ( " C . maxima " ) ancestry, and are thus on a continumn with clementines, sweet and sour oranges, and grapefruit.
• Notable species in the Citrinae group include Bergamot orange, calamondin, citron, grapefruit, lemon, orange, pummelo, tangelo, and tangerine, all of which are in the genus " Citrus ".
• It shows 370 varieties, obviously too many to fit in the chart, but for instance limetta ( # 58 ) is represented clearly as a pummelo ( ~ 1 / 5 ) x citron ( ~ 4 / 5 ), so my " mandarin " guess was wrong.