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Orange:Â Iranian Oranges are oval to sphere-shaped fruits with leathery, porous skin. Their color ranges from orange to red-orange. Oranges may be confused with other citrus fruits, such as grapefruits and tangerines. However, grapefruits are usually much larger and more yellow than oranges, and tangerines have a more flattened sphere shape than oranges. |
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Harvest Season:Â Winter | |
Oranges are green before they ripen. | |
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Orange Tree:Â Oranges grow on evergreen trees that reach a mature size of 3 meter high and 2 meter wide. The branches of many orange trees are thorny. |
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Orange Leaves:Â Orange leaves are shiny and leathery and 7.5 to 10metere long. |
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They have narrow wings on their petioles. | |
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Orange Flower:Â Orange flowers are white in color and very fragrant. The flower blooms in the spring, but the fruit is not ready until the following fall or winter. In fact, the new flowers are blooming in the spring while the previous year's oranges are still on the tree. The orange blossom is the Caspian sea flower of Mazendaran province. |
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Oranges are oval to sphere-shaped fruits with leathery, porous skin. Their color ranges from orange to red-orange. Oranges may be confused with other citrus fruits, such as grapefruits and tangerines. However, grapefruits are usually much larger and more yellow than oranges, and tangerines have a more flattened sphere shape than oranges. |
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 Importance: | |
  Minor and sporadic.    | |
 Damage : | |
Orange fruitborer causes damage to feijoa. The larvae chew and burrow into the fruit generally just below the skin and often near the calyx. Young and mature fruit can be attacked. Larvae roll flower buds and young leaves together to form feeding shelters. Larvae bore into maturing and ripe fruit causing it to fall and decay, sometimes they destroy new young fruit in spring. Young larvae may penetrate fruit just before harvest, and if undetected during packing, may cause the fruit to decay during marketing. |