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Wasgood

Anyone identify this fruit?

Anyone identify this fruit?

Posted Feb 1, 2022, 7:48 AM UTC

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incandescent-leaf•

Trifoliate orange

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Jipstertandy•

It's a trifoliata orange, which is often used as the rootstock to graft other citrus onto because it can survive colder climates. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trifoliate_orange

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WasgoodOP•

It's in Australia.

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UeberpeterMegasven•

Could be anything. However bergamot popped into mind first. But could just be an unripe orange

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WasgoodOP•

I don't think it's oranges, th branches have spikes.

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I thought kaffir lime at first but it's likely an unripe trifoliate orange

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