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Some fruits do not produce seeds, but most oranges still contain multi-embryonic seeds arranged in a wedge one above the...
10/12/2021

Some fruits do not produce seeds, but most oranges still contain multi-embryonic seeds arranged in a wedge one above the other.

Orange pulp consists of 9-13 separating slices covered with a thin film. Each lobule contains many sap-filled sacs that ...
06/12/2021

Orange pulp consists of 9-13 separating slices covered with a thin film. Each lobule contains many sap-filled sacs that are formed from the inner epidermis of the carpels.

The taste of orange pulp can be sweet, sweet and sour, or bitter.

FruitThe fruit of an orange is called an orange. It is round or oval in shape and has a structure typical of other citru...
02/12/2021

Fruit
The fruit of an orange is called an orange. It is round or oval in shape and has a structure typical of other citrus fruits. Such a fruit, which comes from the upper o***y, is called hesperidium (one of the varieties of berry-like fruit). Thus, the fruit of an orange is a fruit and a berry.

The orange has large bisexual flowers of white or pink color, up to 5 cm in diameter, single or growing in inflorescence...
23/11/2021

The orange has large bisexual flowers of white or pink color, up to 5 cm in diameter, single or growing in inflorescences of 6 pieces. Flower buds are laid in early spring, flowers can stay in the bud stage for about a month, then open at a temperature of 16-18 degrees and bloom for about 2-3 days.

Orange roots, unlike other fruit trees, do not have root hairs needed to absorb moisture and nourish from the soil. But ...
18/11/2021

Orange roots, unlike other fruit trees, do not have root hairs needed to absorb moisture and nourish from the soil. But on the roots there are special capsules with colonies of special soil fungi that form mycorrhiza with orange roots. Orange supplies the mushrooms with amino acids and carbohydrates, and in return receives moisture and minerals, which the mushrooms provide in a form that is easily digestible for the plant. The overgrown mycelium of fungi does not tolerate drought, lowering soil temperatures and exposing the roots on which it grows, therefore oranges are very demanding on moisture, heat and suffer greatly when transplanted without a clod of earth.

The orange tree has a dense, dense crown of a round or pyramidal shape, and its shoots often grow thorns up to 8-10 cm l...
14/11/2021

The orange tree has a dense, dense crown of a round or pyramidal shape, and its shoots often grow thorns up to 8-10 cm long.Orange leaves are dark green, dense, oval in shape with a sharp tip, growing up to 15 cm long and about 10 cm wide The edge of the leaf can be wavy, and at the very surface of the leaf there are special glands containing aromatic oil. One leaf lives for about 2 years, and on an orange tree, old and young leaves grow at the same time, performing different functions. Young orange leaves are responsible for photosynthesis, with their help, the tree breathes, while the old leaves are a reservoir for nutrients. The period of intense leaf fall (about 25%) occurs in February and March; the orange tree loses another quarter of its old leaves during the year.

The orange plant is a sufficiently powerful evergreen tree, the height of which depends on the variety: vigorous orange ...
12/11/2021

The orange plant is a sufficiently powerful evergreen tree, the height of which depends on the variety: vigorous orange varieties grow up to 12 m in height, dwarf forms are about 4-6 m in height, trees for indoor growing reach 2-2.5 m in height. The most compact orange trees grow up to 60-80 cm.

The orange got its name from the Dutch word appelsien or the German Apfelsine, which translates as " apple from China", ...
10/11/2021

The orange got its name from the Dutch word appelsien or the German Apfelsine, which translates as " apple from China", "Chinese apple".

Orange ( Citrus sinensis ) is a species of flowering plants of the dicotyledonous class, of the order of sapindocytes, o...
10/11/2021

Orange ( Citrus sinensis ) is a species of flowering plants of the dicotyledonous class, of the order of sapindocytes, of the rue family, of the genus citrus. Orange is a cultivated hybrid form, most likely bred by crossing a mandarin and a pomelo.

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