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Culinary: Oranges , are generally eaten fresh. They are typically peeled and can be easily split into segments. Its juice is also very popular breakfast beverage. Marmalade , a condiment derived from cooked orange and lemon, can be especially bitter.
Medical: The orange is also used in Vitamin C pills . |
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| Names |
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Citrus sinensis |
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Common: |
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English: |
navel orange, Valencia orange, orange, sweet orange |
Indonesia: |
jeruk manis |
Malaysia: |
limau manis, chula, choreng |
Tagalog (Philippines): |
kahel |
Thai: |
somkliang , somtra |
| Tamil: |
sathugudi, narangam |
Mandarin: |
tian cheng, guang gan |
Lao: |
kièngz |
Vietnam: |
cam |
Cambodian: |
krôôch pôôsat |
Burmese: |
thung chin-thi |
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Taxonomic Position of Both Species: |
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Domain: |
Eukaryota |
Kingdom: |
Viridiplantae |
Phylum: |
Spermatophyta |
| Subphylum: |
Angiospermae |
Class: |
Dicotyledonae |
Order: |
Rutales |
Family: |
Rutaceae |
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| Other Names Used: |
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| Citrus aurantium var. sinensis L. |
| Citrus macracantha Hassk. |
Citrus aurantium sinensis
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