FLORIDA STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
IX 
MINOR CITRUS FRUITS. 
(See Explanation of Abbreviations on page iii.) 
NAMES 
Kumquats-Kin Kans (Citrus 
Japonica) 
1 Marumi . 
2 Nagami . 
Limes (Citrus Limetta.)* * 
3 Rangpur. 
4 Tahiti . 
Citrons (Citrus Medica.) 
5 Corsican . 
6 Bergamonts (Citrus berga- 
mium .. 
7 Otaheites (Citrus sinensis).. 
8 Trifoliatas (Citrus trifoliata) 
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Remarks.—On varieties and species as numbered above: No. 6, grown as an orna¬ 
mental, yields an essential oil; 7, grown as an ornamental, and as a stock for dwarfing—^fruit 
valueless; 8, a hardy species, grown as ornamental, extensively used as stock and for hedges 
—fruit valueless. 
*Most of the limes grown in the State are designated as Mexican limes. They are 
seedlings and should be referred to as the Mexican group. Lime culture is of considerable 
importance. 
