About The Word Citrus tree
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Citrus tree
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What's The Definition Of Citrus tree?
[n] any of numerous tropical usually thorny evergreen trees of the genus Citrus having leathery evergreen leaves and widely cultivated for their juicy edible fruits having leathery aromatic rinds
Synonyms | Synonyms for Citrus tree: citrus Related Terms | Find terms related to Citrus tree: See Also | citrange | citrange tree | citron | citron tree | Citroncirus webberi | citrous fruit | Citrus aurantifolia | Citrus decumana | citrus fruit | Citrus grandis | Citrus limon | Citrus limonia | Citrus maxima | Citrus medica | Citrus paradisi | Citrus reticulata | Citrus tangelo | cumquat | fruit tree | genus Citrus | grapefruit | kumquat | kumquat tree | lemanderin | lemon | lemon tree | lime | lime tree | mandarin | mandarin orange | mandarin orange tree | orange | orange tree | pomelo | pomelo tree | pummelo | rangpur | rangpur lime | shaddock | tangelo | tangelo tree | ugli fruit |
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