Abstract: A new and distinct triploid Citrus hybrida cultivar is provided that is the product of controlled cross-pollination of two diploid parental plants. The new cultivar forms attractive seedless obloid-shaped, medium-late-maturing fruit with a convex base having an excellent mildly acidic flavor. The leaves are dark green in coloration. The growth habit is vigorous and erect-drooping.

Abstract: A new and distinct triploid Citrus hybrida cultivar is provided that is the product of controlled cross-pollination of two diploid parental plants. The new cultivar forms attractive obloid-shaped late-maturing substantially seedless fruit having an excellent mildly acidic flavor and a pleasant aroma. The leaves are dark green in coloration. The growth habit is vigorous and drooping.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin (Citrus L.) designated ‘African Sunset’ is described. The fruit matures earlier than comparable varieties. In addition, the fruit includes a more pebbled rind, a lower acid content, and is almost seedless.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin (Citrus L.) designated ‘Valley Gold’ is described. The novel characteristics of the fruit include late onset of maturity of fruit, a distinct tougher rag and rind, and a darker external orange colour as compared to known varieties.

Abstract: A new mandarin hybrid called “TDE4” is distinguished by production of fruit that combine mid-late season maturity, large fruit size, attractive deep orange rind color and virtual absence of seeds with rich fruit flavor.

Abstract: A new mandarin hybrid called “TDE3” is distinguished by production of fruit that combine mid-season maturity, medium large fruit size, attractive deep orange rind color and virtual absence of seeds with rich fruit flavor.

Abstract: A new and distinct Citrus reticulata tree with large, early ripening fruit.

Abstract: A new mandarin hybrid called ‘TDE2’ is distinguished by production of fruit that combines late season maturity, large fruit size, attractive deep orange rind color and virtual absence of seeds with rich fruit flavor.

Abstract: A new mandarin hybrid called “TDE3” is distinguished by production of fruit that combine mid-season maturity, medium large fruit size, attractive deep orange rind color and virtual absence of seeds with rich fruit flavor.

Abstract: A new mandarin hybrid called “TDE4” is distinguished by production of fruit that combine mid-late season maturity, large fruit size, attractive deep orange rind color and virtual absence of seeds with rich fruit flavor.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus is described that is distinguished by fruit having few or no seeds, a mid-late fruit ripening period and orange-red fruit when fully ripe.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus tree is described that is distinguished by a long ripening period, fruit having a low seed number (0-6 seeds per fruit) and flowers having anthers bearing pollen with low pollen fertility.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus tree is described that is distinguished by fruit having zero or up to six seeds per fruit, flowers having anthers bearing pollen with low pollen fertility and a late ripening period.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus is described that is distinguished by very early fruit ripening and by the orange-red color of the fruit exterior skin.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus tree is described that is distinguished by fruit having zero or few seeds, flowers having anthers bearing pollen with low pollen fertility, and a long ripening period from the beginning of January to the end of April.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus is described that is distinguished by fruit having a reddish-orange color, few seeds, and large size.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus is described that is distinguished by fruit having no seeds and flowers having anthers bearing sterile pollen.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus is described that is distinguished by seedless fruit having a ripening period from mid-November to December in Israel and very low pollen fertility.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus is described that is distinguished by fruit having few seeds, a late fruit ripening period, red-orange fruit and an oblate shape.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus is described that is distinguished by fruit having few or no seeds and a mid late fruit ripening period.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin citrus is described that is distinguished by having seedless fruit and occasionally fruit with a few seeds, an early ripening period, and fruit which is orange when fully ripe.

Abstract: A new orange tree (Citrus sinensis) named ‘M7’ is disclosed. ‘M7’ is a limb sport mutation of ‘Navelina 7.5’. ‘M7’ is notable for its high quality, uniformly globose fruit, which colors and matures very early as compared to its parent and to other known varieties.

Abstract: A new and distinct Citrus cultivar is provided which is capable of forming attractive large pleasantly tasting fruit having a light yellow-orange external coloration. The fruit when compared to that of the ‘Valencia Late’ Sweet Orange Cultivar (non-patented in the United States) is lighter in coloration, generally more flattened, commonly possesses a greater diameter, and peels more readily. Also, the leaves tend to be larger, generally more rounded, and less elongated than those of the ‘Valencia Late’ cultivar. The fruit matures for consumption at approximately the same time as that of the ‘Valencia Late’ cultivar. The new cultivar is well suited for the commercial product of a late-maturing fruit crop.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin (Citrus L.) designated ‘African Sunset’ is described. The fruit matures earlier than comparable varieties. In addition, the fruit includes a more pebbled rind, a lower acid content, and is almost seedless.

Abstract: A new variety of mandarin (Citrus L.) designated ‘Valley Gold’ is described. The novel characteristics of the fruit include late onset of maturity of fruit, a distinct tougher rag and rind, and a darker external orange color (R.H.S. 28A) as compared to known varieties.

Abstract: The invention provides for a novel navel orange tree named Wiffen Summer Navel. It is characterized by a later fruit maturity in comparison with other later navel varieties, such as the Lane Late navel varieties.