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The Murcott orange, also known as the Honey tangerine in Florida, is a tangor variety of uncertain parentage introduced to the United States around 1922 by nurseryman Charles Murcott Smith. It is characterized by its thin, easy-to-peel skin and bright orange flesh. The fruit is heavily prized for it...
The Murcott tangerine is a citrus fruit hybrid resulting from a cross between a mandarin and a sweet orange, known as a tangor. It was cultivated in Florida and is commercially marketed under the name Honey tangerine due to its high sugar content. The fruit is characterized by its bright orange rind...
The Ortanique is a naturally occurring tangor discovered in Jamaica during the early 20th century. Its name is a portmanteau of the words "orange," "tangerine," and "unique," reflecting its distinct hybrid heritage. The fruit is characterized by its bright orange color, relatively thin rind, and a s...
The Temple orange is a tangor, a hybrid between a mandarin and a sweet orange, that was introduced to Florida in the early 20th century and named after citrus promoter William Chase Temple. The fruit features a deep orange, easy-to-peel rind and flesh that is notably juicy. It is distinguished by a...
