Citrus macrophylla

Citrus macrophylla, also known as alemow,[1] is a citrus tree and fruit, belonging to the papedas.The trees are short in stature, more tropical in nature than most citrus, and are very spiny.Alemow is rare and poorly studied, a likely hybrid between the citron and biasong (C.[2] The large fruits are considered inedible by local populations, though the plants are infrequently cultivated for medicinal and other uses.[citation needed] It has been tried in California as a possible rootstock for other citrus.
Scientific classificationPlantaeTracheophytesAngiospermsEudicotsRosidsSapindalesRutaceaeCitrusBinomial namepapedascitronbiasong (C. micrantha)CaliforniarootstockGermplasm Resources Information NetworkAgricultural Research ServiceUnited States Department of AgricultureBibcodeWayback MachineCitrus Variety CollectionspeciesAustralian and Papuan wild limes groupIchang papedaKaffir limeKumquats groupMandarin orangeMangshanyeganMountain citronPomeloRyukyu mandarinhybridsGrapefruitOrangesweet orangecultivarsAmanatsuAssam lemonBergamot orangeBizzarriaBitter orangeBlood limeBlood orangeByeonggyulBiasongCam sànhCara Cara navel orangeCitrangeCitrumeloClementineCoorg orangeDaidaiDekoponEncoreFairchild tangerineFlorentine citronForbidden fruitGinger limeHarukaHassakuHebesuHeen naranHyuganatsuImperial lemonIndian wild orangeIyokanJabaraJaffa orangeJamaican tangeloKabbadKabosuKaji NemuKakadu limeKanpeiKawachi bankanKey limeKhasi papedaKinkoji unshiuKinnowKishu mikanKiyomiKobayashi mikanKomikanLarahaLemonade fruitLimón de PicaMandeloMandoraMelanesian papedaMelogoldMeyer lemonMicranthaMidknight Valencia OrangeMurcottMyrtle-leaved orange treeNagpur orangeNasnaranNew Zealand grapefruitŌgonkanOrangelo/ChironjaOroblancoPalestinian sweet limePersian limePixie mandarinPompiaPonderosa lemonPonkanRangpurReikouRhobs el ArsaRough lemonSamuyaoSanbokanSatsuma mandarinSetokaShangjuanShonan GoldSmith Red ValenciaSudachiSweet lemonSweet limettaTangeloTangerineTangorTsunonozomiValencia orangeVariegated pink lemonVolkamer lemonWinged limeXã Đoài orangeYūkōCitronsBalady citronCorsican citronDiamante citronFingered citron/Buddha's handGreek citronMoroccan citronYemenite citronMandarin orangesCleopatra mandarinShīkwāsāNanfengmijuTachibanaWillowleaf orangeCelebes papedaMountain "citron"PomelosBanpeiyuDangyujaKumquatsHong Kong kumquatMeiwa kumquatOval kumquatRound kumquatJiangsu kumquatMalayan kumquatCitrofortunellaCalamansiCitrangequatLimequatMandarinquatProcimequatSunquatYuzuquatAustralianand Papuanwild limes groupDesert limeNew Guinea wild limeAustralian round limeRussell River limeMaiden's wild limeMount White limeAustralian finger limeBrown River finger limeClymeniaOxantheraOrange-flowered oxantheraLarge-leaf oxantheraWavy-leaf oxantheraOxanthera brevipesPoncirusTrifoliate orangeCalamansi juiceChūhaiCuraçaoDried lime tea (noomi basra)Grapefruit juiceLemonadeLimeadeOrange juiceYuja-hwachaeYuja teaCalcium citrateCitric acidLemoneneLimoneneNeroliOrange flower waterOrange oilOrangeatSuccadeDiseasesBlack spotCankerCTV/TristezaExocortisGreeningMal seccoPhytophthoracitricolaClara H. HasseRobert Willard HodgsonLena B. Smithers HughesDavid MabberleyClément RodierRobert SoostWalter Tennyson SwingleChōzaburō TanakaIkuro TakahashiJohann Christoph VolkamerHerbert John WebberThe Citrus IndustryCitrus productionCitrus rootstockCitrus taxonomyCold-hardy citrusHesperidiumJapanese citrusList of citrus fruitsMother Orange TreeOrangeryUniversity of California Citrus Experiment StationUniversity of California, Riverside Citrus Variety CollectionWikidataOpen Tree of Life