Citrus aurantium L.
CRC 2715
PI 124169
Source
Received as budwood from Bella Vista, Argentina, 1937. Open-pollinated seedling.
Parentage/origins
Parents unknown.
Rootstocks of accession
Carrizo citrange, C-35 citrange
Season of ripeness at Riverside
January to March
Notes and observations
1950, Chapot: Like Granitos sour of Algeria.
2/24/1988, EMN: Appears similar to but different from 3289 (var. Salicifolia). Most leaves on this accession are wider but many are very long and thin as on CRC 3289. Compact tree. Fruit is typical sour orange; perhaps not quite as sour as the average.
1/18/1989, EMN: Fruit is somewhat smaller than other sours this year.
2/11/2008, OJB, TS & DK: Ornamental tree; fairly large fruit size, round; typical thick rind; seedy, very juicy; tastes bittersweet, a good culinary prospect.
Availability
Not commercially available in California.
USDA Germplasm Resources Information Network page for Granitos sour orange hybrid