Orange Culture a Treatise On the Citrus Family
Orange Culture a Treatise On the Citrus Family
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< 'iiriis auravitium Sinense folio et fructu variey;aio. Orange, ! 1 a fruit blanc : Granger panache. Arancio bianco. Anrantium striis aurois dletinctmn : Avan/o liamaio. (Vole. , p. 195. ) i Jon to orange appcl. (Oommel. ) Auraniium yirgatum. (For. ) Orani^ev Suisso, or Itcga. Orange! a t'cuille ct fruit tranche (U: blanc. (liucycl. ) The orange w 7 ith variegated fruit is a hybrid of the lemon. ^Its leaf is edged with a yellowish white border, which is due to the mixture of this "species. Its fruit, before maturity, is whitish, striped by some greenish lines, which become yellow as the fruit ripens ; while the white ground changes to orange-color. Its pulp is sweetish and has little perfume. This variety is cultivated in Liguria only by collectors and seedsmen. It is very ornamental in gardens, but grows slowly, and gives but little fruit. The seedsmen of Nervi carry it to Paris, where I have seen sonic very good roots. VARIETIES NO. XL. Citrus aurrmtitimTnrcicum folio augusto m. Icnlato, frnc- ;ii oblongo, cutrallmlastriisvariata vireiitibus, ovanucntos in matiiritate, corliei crus.
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< 'iiriis auravitium Sinense folio et fructu variey;aio. Orange, ! 1 a fruit blanc : Granger panache. Arancio bianco. Anrantium striis aurois dletinctmn : Avan/o liamaio. (Vole. , p. 195. ) i Jon to orange appcl. (Oommel. ) Auraniium yirgatum. (For. ) Orani^ev Suisso, or Itcga. Orange! a t'cuille ct fruit tranche (U: blanc. (liucycl. ) The orange w 7 ith variegated fruit is a hybrid of the lemon. ^Its leaf is edged with a yellowish white border, which is due to the mixture of this "species. Its fruit, before maturity, is whitish, striped by some greenish lines, which become yellow as the fruit ripens ; while the white ground changes to orange-color. Its pulp is sweetish and has little perfume. This variety is cultivated in Liguria only by collectors and seedsmen. It is very ornamental in gardens, but grows slowly, and gives but little fruit. The seedsmen of Nervi carry it to Paris, where I have seen sonic very good roots. VARIETIES NO. XL. Citrus aurrmtitimTnrcicum folio augusto m. Icnlato, frnc- ;ii oblongo, cutrallmlastriisvariata vireiitibus, ovanucntos in matiiritate, corliei crus.
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