– Grown in Nagpur, Maharashtra, renowned as the ‘Orange City.’
– Rustic appearance with a pockmarked exterior, offering sweet and juicy pulp.
– Blossoms during the Monsoon season, ready for harvest from December
– Cultivar from Kodagu, Karnataka, granted Geographical Indication status in 2006.
– Greenish-yellow with tight skin, recognized as a man-made hybrid of mandarins.
– Delivers a sweet-sour taste.
– Description: Oval shape, weighs 250 to 450 grams, yellowish-orange flesh, firm, juicy, fiberless, sweet taste, pronounced scent, excellent quality.
– Medium-sized with a broadly depressed apex.
– Thin, leathery, tough, and easily removable rind.
– Smooth, glossy surface evolving to deep orange-red or scarlet upon maturity.
– Known as a major cash crop in the Darjeeling Hills, Citrus reticulate Blanco variety.
– Grown on approximately 930 hectares, producing around 148.224 metric tons annually.
– A high-yield mandarin, recognized as a hybrid of ‘King’ and ‘Willow Leaf.’
– Juicier than many other varieties, primarily cultivated in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, and Haryana.