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Sweet (common) Orange
aka Orange
Species Citrus sinensis 
Growing area temperate plains 
Range Ubiquitous in temperate areas 
Taxonomy Angiosperms>Eudicots>Rosids>Sapindales>Rutaceae

Uses

Justification Questioned

Other

Hazards

Cultivation

See citrus fruit

Oranges grow in tropical and subtropical climates that have warm to hot summers and mild winters. They grow in USDA plant hardiness zones 9 through 11. Oranges have an intermediate cold resistance and thrive in subtropical climates. Orange trees need fast-draining, moist soil and a nitrogen fertilizer to promote growth, along with warm temperatures to produce their juicy fruit. Orange trees thrive in temperatures between 13 and 38°C with winter temperatures between 2 and 10°C. Mature orange trees can withstand temperatures down to -4°C for about 10 hours during winter dormancy. Trees bearing fruit can withstand about three to five hours below or at -3°C.

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