Kiyomi

Kiyomi (Scientific name: Citrus unshiu × sinensis) is native to Japan, it is a tree green tinaka tree of Mandarin orangaceaceae. It is also called Kiyomi Orange or Kiyomi Tangor. Tangor is a fruit (tang + or) made by multiplying oranges (oranges) with oranges (tangerine). It is a seedless oranges of self-fruiting nature. The fruit tree test site of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in Shizuoka City is Tangor Agriculture Forest No. 1 which crosses and breeds the Wenzhou mikan "Miyagawa Hayeo" and the foreign sweet orange "Trovita". The name is in the neighborhood Kiyomi lago. Fruit color is orange, fruit diameter is 7 cm ~ 8 cm. Harvest is from January to February, shipment is until May. Incense, fruit juice, taste and parents take over the merits of parents. As fruit pulp is difficult to peel cleanly like Wenzhou mandarin orange, cut it in a skewer shape and eat it. This species has become a parent of Deco Pon, Harumi, and so on.

Generic name: Kiyomi , Scientific name: Citrus unshiu × sinensis, height: 4 to 5 m, height of fruit: 200 g, flowering period: 5 Month.

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