The difference between oranges and oranges

Variety: Citrus belongs to Rutaceae, and orange belongs to Rutaceae.

Growing environment: Citrus is suitable for growing in a humid and warm clim

The difference between oranges and oranges

Variety: Citrus belongs to Rutaceae, and orange belongs to Rutaceae.

Growing environment: Citrus is suitable for growing in a humid and warm climate, and citrus is suitable for growing in a place with abundant sunshine, fertile soil and sufficient water.

Size: Oranges are bigger than oranges.

Flowers: Citrus flowers are usually solitary or have 2-3 flowers clustered together. Orange flowers have both simple leaves and axils, as well as drooping ones.

First, the varieties are different.

Citrus belongs to Rutaceae, and orange belongs to Rutaceae, also known as Guo Huang, Citrus, Jin Huan and Liu Ding.

Second, the growth environment is different.

1. Citrus likes to grow in humid, bright and warm areas, mainly in Zhejiang, Fujian, Hunan, Sichuan, Guangxi, Hubei, Taiwan Province, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Chongqing and other provinces.

2. Oranges like to grow in areas with abundant sunshine, fertile soil and sufficient irrigation water, mainly distributed in Gansu, wine, Shaanxi, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangsu, Guizhou and other places.

Third, it tastes different.

1. Citrus is very fragrant and sweet, with soft texture, slightly larger than orange. It has been planted in China for more than 4000 years.

2. Oranges are mainly divided into navel orange, snow orange, sweet orange, sugar orange and other varieties. They are thin and fleshy and have a very soft taste.

Fourth, the difference between flowers.

1. The flowers of citrus are solitary or 2-3 in clusters, and the petals are usually1.5cm..

2. The flowers of oranges are solitary, axillary and drooping. Their pedicels are short and their petals are mainly white, about 1.3cm long.

V. Color difference

The peel color of citrus is mainly light yellow, deep red or vermilion, while the fruit color of citrus is light yellow.

Sixth, the difference in appearance.

1. Citrus fruits are mainly oblate or nearly round with thin and smooth skins.

2. The orange fruit is oblate or nearly spherical with rough skin.