Fortunella margarita. KUMQUAT. China
RUTACEAE (Rue family)
The word 'quat' in Cantonese means orange and 'kam' means gold.
Fortunella margarita
Nombres relacionados: Kumquat (castellano), Oval kumquat (inglés), Rutaceae (familia).
Kumquat Nagami (Fortunella margarita)
Cumquat
Oval Kumquat
Kumquats are slow growing evergreen shrubs or small trees that occur mainly in moist areas. They produce fragrant flowers and edible fruit. The fruit is commonly eaten raw.
Fortunella margarita
Kumquat
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FORTUNELLA MARGARITA - Nagami Kumquat
The fruit is small, oval with a few seeds and is slightly tart. It is generally used in preserves, decorations or can be eaten whole and will hold on the tree for months.
Fortunella margarita
Family: Rutaceae
Oval Kumquat
Origin: South Eastern China ...
Fortunella margarita, Kumquat
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Location
Both Fortunella margarita and F. crassifolia Kumquats are native to China and have been cultivated in Europe and the US since the 1800's.
Oval Kumquat [English]: Fortunella margarita
Oval Kumquat [English]: Fortunella margarita 'Centennial'
Oval Kumquat [German]: Fortunella margarita
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Fortunella margarita (Kumquat)
Geijera parviflora (Wilga, Australian Willow)
Murraya paniculata (Orange Jessamine)
Philotheca myoporoides (Wax Flower)
Ruta graveolens (Rue, Herb of Grace)
Skimmia foremanii
Skimmia japonica (Japanese Skimmia) ...
 See also: Kumquat, Orange, India, Green, Citrus
  
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