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Mandarin and Tangerine

Top > Horticulture > Fruits > Mandarin and Tangerine

With smaller fruits than most oranges, the rind of mandarins such as clementines and tangerines including satsumas (Citrus reticulata) is thinner and peels off more easily. Ancient varieties of mandarins are sweeter and lack the seeds of tangerines. We provide information about the numerous aspects of production of mandarins and tangerines including cultivation, pests and diseases, harvest, postharvest and storage.