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The Cara Cara orange is a distinct variety of navel orange that originated as a natural mutation on a Washington navel orange tree at the Hacienda Cara Cara in Venezuela in 1976. It is most notable for its deep pinkish-red flesh, a coloration caused by the presence of lycopene. Compared to standard...

The Lane Late navel orange is a citrus variety discovered as a bud mutation of the Washington Navel orange in Australia. It was selected in the 1950s on the property of Rex Lane in New South Wales. The variety is primarily distinguished by its extended maturation period, ripening later in the season...

The Navelate orange is a late-maturing citrus variety that originated in Spain as a natural bud mutation of the Washington Navel orange. The variety is distinguished from its parent by an extended maturation period, typically ripening several weeks later into the spring. The fruit itself has a sligh...

The Newhall Navel Orange is an early-season sweet orange variety that originated as a limb mutation of the Washington Navel in California. It produces medium-to-large fruit with a deep orange rind and ripens approximately two to four weeks earlier than standard Washington Navel oranges. The variety...

The Fukumoto Navel Orange is a sweet orange variety of Japanese origin, selected in the 20th century for its early ripening characteristics. It produces fruit with a deep orange-red external color and ripens several weeks ahead of standard Washington Navel oranges, making it one of the earliest nave...

The Leng navel orange is a citrus variety originating as a natural bud mutation of the Washington navel, discovered in the mid-20th century on the Leng family's orchard in Australia. It is primarily cultivated in the Murray Valley region and is distinguished by its pale orange rind that is significa...