X Citroncirus spp. RUTACEAE
CRC 3573
PI 539843
Source
Received as budwood from Dr. W.C. Cooper, Orlando, Florida, 1962.
Parentage/origins
X Citroncirus sp. (Willits citrange) x Citrus madurensis (Calamondin)
Rootstocks of accession
Calamondin
Season of ripeness at Riverside
October to November
Notes and observations
Polyembryonic. This is Willits citrange X Calamondin. Dr. Cooper sent these seeds to Paul Moore, CRC. USDA Ref. No. F-62-82. This is the same as Altamaha citrangedin.
EMN, 11/21/1988: Upright, open tree; not particularly attractive. Fruit is about kumquat sized, spherical, orange in color, orange flesh, 2 to 4 seeds per fruit, juicy but sour and unpalatable.
Availability
Not commercially available in California.
USDA Germplasm Resources Information Network page for Glen citrangedin
