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The 16 pages that link to Citrus, each with the reason it gives.

• Citric acidNarrower topic: Citrus fruits are familiar natural sources of citric acid.

• ApomixisBroader topic: Nucellar embryony in citrus is a familiar case of adventive embryony.

• ParthenocarpyBroader topic: Some citrus cultivars produce fruit parthenocarpically, supporting seedless varieties.

• PineappleCompared with: Citrus fruits develop from a single flower's ovary, contrasting with pineapple's multiple-fruit structure.

• RutaceaeBroader topic: This familiar genus illustrates the family’s range of aromatic, economically important plants.

• Citrus taxonomyNarrower topic: The genus is the taxonomic boundary whose species and hybrids this classification system organizes.

• Bergamot orangeNarrower topic: Bergamot orange belongs to this diverse group of cultivated fruits.

• Lime juiceNarrower topic: Limes belong to the broader citrus group that shares characteristic oils and acids.

• Arab Agricultural RevolutionBroader topic: Citrus crops are prominent examples in accounts of medieval crop diffusion.

• PomeloNarrower topic: Pomelo is a species in this genus and one of its largest-fruited members.

• Bitter orangeNarrower topic: Bitter orange belongs to this diverse genus of aromatic, edible fruits.

• Kaffir limeNarrower topic: Kaffir lime belongs to this genus alongside lemons, oranges, and other citrus.

• OrangeryRelated: Citrus trees were the plants orangeries were originally built to protect.

• RutinRelated: Rutin occurs in some citrus tissues, including peel.

• Weaver antRelated: Weaver ants have been used as predators in citrus pest management.

• SubtropicsRelated: Citrus cultivation is strongly associated with frost-light subtropical climates.