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Satsuma Mandarin and Satsuma Orange: Difference?

10 years ago

I've noticed that there are both references to Satsuma mandarins and Satsuma oranges on some gardening websites. Are they the same?

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Ryan
10 years ago
Yes, they are the same. The correct name would be satsuma mandarin.

This post was edited by RyanLo on Fri, Nov 22, 13 at 11:17
hoosierquilt USDA 10A Sunset 23 Vista CA
10 years ago
The satsuma is a mandarin, not an orange. Some folks will mistakenly refer to mandarins as oranges (not just satsumas). It is a mandarin :-)

Patty S.

Here is a link that might be useful: UCR Citrus Variety Collection: Satsuma Mandarins
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darthtrader
Original Author
10 years ago
I appreciate the input. Thank you Ryan and Patty.

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