




Citrus trifoliata
The trifoliate orange is a special plant with three leaflets on each leaf! It has bright orange fruits that are very sour. This plant is often used as a hedge and can grow tall and bushy.
生息地: Urban areas
The trifoliate orange is a thorny deciduous shrub or small tree with distinct three-part (trifoliate) leaves. Its white, fragrant flowers appear in spring, followed by small, fuzzy, golf ball-sized fruits that turn yellow in fall.





カテゴリ
植物レア度
Common
危険度
2/5 · 低い
スナップ
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Farmers use its roots to grow tougher types of oranges and lemons.
It's the only citrus plant that loses its leaves in winter!
Its incredibly bitter fruits are sometimes used to make marmalade.
This plant's scientific name means "three-leaved citrus," for its unique leaves.
Trifoliate orange can survive freezing temperatures that would kill most citrus, thanks to unique adaptations in its sap.
This plant has long, sharp thorns to defend its branches and leaves from hungry animals trying to munch on it.
Trifoliate orange has unusual three-part leaves, different from other citrus, helping it adapt to colder climates.
Its small, fuzzy fruits contain a very bitter oil, deterring most animals from eating them and protecting its seeds.
Apis mellifera
Visits its fragrant white flowers for nectar.
Papilio cresphontes
Larvae munch on its leaves, like other citrus plants.
Passer domesticus
Dense, thorny branches provide safe nesting sites.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
2/5 · 低い
Be careful of the sharp thorns when getting close to this plant!
100-300 cm
150-250 cm
2-4 cm
春
いいえ
軽度
多年生
昆虫
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