Rangpur (fruit)

Rangpur, Citrus × limonia or Citrus reticulata × medica, sometimes called the rangpur lime, mandarin lime or lemandarin, is a hybrid between the mandarin orange and the citron.It is a citrus fruit with a very acidic taste and an orange peel and flesh.Rangpur is also known in the Indian subcontinent as Sylhet lime (after another region also now in Bangladesh), surkh nimboo, and sharbati.[1] It is known as a canton-lemon in South China, a hime-lemon in Japan, as limão-cravo in Brazil, and mandarin-lime in the United States.[2] Citrus × limonia was introduced into Florida in the late nineteenth century by Reasoner Brothers of Oneco, who obtained their seeds from northwestern India.
Scientific classificationPlantaeTracheophytesAngiospermsEudicotsRosidsSapindalesRutaceaeCitrusBinomial nameOsbeckmandarin orangecitronacidicorangeBangladeshIndian subcontinentSylhetF1 hybridDiageoTanquerayornamental treepatiosterracescitrus rootstockBibcodespeciesAustralian and Papuan wild limes groupIchang papedaKaffir limeKumquats groupMangshanyeganMountain citronPomeloRyukyu mandarinhybridsGrapefruitsweet orangecultivarsAlemowAmanatsuAssam 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 lemonPonkanReikouRhobs 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 orangePapedasCelebes 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 taxonomyCold-hardy citrusHesperidiumJapanese citrusList of citrus fruitsMother Orange TreeOrangeryUniversity of California Citrus Experiment StationUniversity of California, Riverside Citrus Variety CollectionWikidataiNaturalistOpen Tree of LifeTropicos