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Citrus ×taiwanica is a small, thorny citrus tree from Taiwan with bitter yellow fruit, grown mainly for marmalade. It is critically endangered in the wild, so cultivated trees are the main source.
Citrus taiwanica is a citrus species from Taiwan. It is critically endangered in the wild.
Cultivated varieties are primarily found in Nanzhuang Township. Additionally they have been planted as part of reforestation efforts by the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency.
Marmalade can be made from Citrus taiwanica. Marmalade made from Citrus taiwanica has twice won awards at the World Marmalade Awards.
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