Citrus

• Bergamot orange – Citrus ×bergamia (C. ×limon × C. ×aurantium)


• Bitter orange, Seville Orange – Citrus ×aurantium (C. maxima × C. reticulata)


• Blood orange – Citrus ×sinensis cultivars


• Calamansi, Calamondin – (Citrus reticulata × Citrus japonica)


• Cam sành – (C. reticulata × C. ×sinensis)


• Chinotto – Citrus ×aurantium var. myrtifolia or Citrus ×myrtifolia


• ChungGyun – Citrus reticulata cultivar[verification needed]


• Clementine – Citrus ×clementina


• Cleopatra Mandarin – Citrus ×reshni


• Siranui – Citrus reticulata cv. 'Dekopon' (ChungGyun × Ponkan)


• Daidai – Citrus ×aurantium var. daidai or Citrus ×daidai


• Grapefruit – Citrus ×paradisi (C. maxima × C. ×sinensis)


• Hermandina – Citrus reticulata cv. 'Hermandina'


• Imperial lemon – ((C. maxima × C. medica) × C. ×paradisi)


• Kinnow, Wilking – (C. ×nobilis × C. ×deliciosa)


• Kiyomi – (C. sinensis × C. ×unshiu)


• Laraha – ''C. ×aurantium ssp. currassuviencis


• Mediterranean mandarin, Willow Leaf – Citrus ×deliciosa


• Meyer lemon, Valley Lemon – Citrus ×meyeri (C. medica × C. ×sinensis)


• Michal mandarin – Citrus reticulata cv. 'Michal'


• Mikan, Satsuma – Citrus ×unshiu


• Naartjie – (C. reticulata × C. nobilis)


• Nova mandarin, Clemenvilla


• Orangelo, Chironja – (C. ×paradisi × C. ×sinensis)


• Oroblanco, Sweetie – (C. maxima × C. ×paradisi)


• Palestine sweet lime [fr] – Citrus ×limettioides Tanaka (C. medica × C. ×sinensis)


• Ponkan – Citrus reticulata cv. 'Ponkan'


• Rangpur, Lemanderin, Mandarin Lime – Citrus ×limonia (C. reticulata × C. medica)


• Rough lemon – Citrus ×jambhiri Lush. (C. reticulata × C. medica)


• Shekwasha, Hirami Lemon, Taiwan Tangerine – Citrus ×depressa


• Sunki, Suenkat – Citrus sunki or C. reticulata var. sunki


• Sweet orange – Citrus ×sinensis (C. maxima × C. reticulata)


• Tachibana orange – Citrus tachibana (Mak.) Tanaka or C. reticulata var. tachibana


• Tangelo – Citrus ×tangelo (C. reticulata × C. maxima or C. ×paradisi)


• Tangerine – Citrus ×tangerina


• Tangor – Citrus ×nobilis (C. reticulata × C. ×sinensis)


• Ugli – (C. reticulata × C. maxima or C. ×paradisi)


• Volkamer lemon – Citrus ×volkameriana (C. reticulata × C. medica)


• Yuzu – Citrus ×junos (C. reticulata × C. ×ichangensis)

Other/Unresolved

For hybrids with kumquats, see citrofortunella. For hybrids with the trifoliate orange, see citrange.

• Food portal

• Citrus taxonomy


• Japanese citrus


• List of lemon dishes and beverages

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