Tangerines or tangelos how they differ in fruit
Tangelo is a grapefruit and tangerine cross. Tangelo is usually larger and more deeply colored with a rich aroma and juicy flesh. The rind is thin and easily removed while Florida remains a key growing state as tangelos appear this week and continue through year end.
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Farmland USA: Father Son Team Release Rural America Book
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