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What is a tangerine and what is the difference between it and an orange?

Walter White
2020-11-16 11:23:35
The largest mushroom in the world is Armillaria, commonly known as the honey mushroom. The mushroom grows so large that it can reach a length of 5.6 kilometers, the size of a whole hill. Its shape is a mushroom shape, we can only see a small part of the outcrop, the huge part is that it extends into the ground. The growth of this fungus absorbs water and nutrients from the soil, which easily leads to root rot and is harmful to forests.

1. what is

Citrus is a common fruit, the fruit is relatively large, the shape is round, slightly flat, the appearance is very bright color, belongs to bright yellow.Its skin is relatively thick, easy to peel, inside the meat is very tender, contains a lot of juice, taste sweet, taste fragrant and sweet, flavor is very unique.Citrus has a lot of value, mainly fresh raw food, can also be processed into canned, fruit wine, jelly, fruit juice, etc., can also extract alcohol, citric acid, pectin, the rest can also be made into feed.The origin of citrus is Yongchun County, Fujian Province, and it is also distributed in Zhejiang, Taiwan and other places.

2. and what is the difference between oranges

1. Appearance: The peel of the Mandarin orange is relatively thick, feels a little rough, the color is mostly orange, the fruit is very large, and the shape is like a sphere.Orange outside the skin is very thin, peeling up very simple, the color tends to red, its fruit is relatively small, the shape is mostly oblate.

2. Taste: Tangerine tastes sweeter and tastes sweeter and sweeter.Tangerines have a different sweet and sour taste and do not taste as sweet as Mandarin oranges.

Tangerine

3. Nutrition: Tangerine contains vitamins and minerals, which can clear heat and reduce phlegm, and will not get inflamed after eating.Oranges contain vitamin C and citric acid, which can lead to excessive internal heat.

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