Sweet and Sour
Types of Citrus
- Orange: a fruit growing in most sub-tropical climates and in univeral demand. It is grown on an evergreen tree that attains a height of about 20 feet at maturity.
- Lemon: a pale-yellow thick-skinned oval citrus fruit with acidic juice.
- Grapefruit: A large roundish, yellow-skinned edible citrus fruit.
- Mandarin: a small flattish deep-colored orange with a loose skin.
- Kumquat: an orange-like fruit with a sweet rind and acid pulp
- Lime: A round citrus fruit like a lemon but greener, smaller and more acid.
- Citron: the fruit of a tree of the lemon order, with thick rind, much used for candied peel.
Citrus Related Reading
References
- Pears Cyclopaedia, Twenty-Ninth Edition, 1926.
- The New International Illustrated Encyclopaedia, Volume 2, 1954.
- The Budget Macquarie Dictionary, Third Edition, 1999.
- The Australian Concise Oxford Dictionary, Second Edition, 1992






