Citrus × tachibana

Citrus × tachibana, a naturally occurring hybrid likely originating from a cross between Citrus reticulata (mandarin orange) and Citrus unshiu (satsuma mandarin), is a small citrus tree native to Japan. Known for its cold hardiness, it produces small, flavorful fruits with a thin, easily peeled rind. The Tachibana orange, as it is commonly called, holds cultural significance in Japan, often featured in art and literature.

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