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Florida Citrus Variety Display Day shows emphasis on juice varieties

The horticultural characteristics of new citrus varieties are, of course, very important. Disease tolerance is critical, certainly in the era of HLB. But the taste of the fruit, as well as other consumer attributes, are equally important. That’s why citrus variety display days are vital in citrus breeding.

The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) Citrus Research and Education Center in Lake Alfred hosted the final display of 2022 on Feb. 22. About 20 processed and fresh varieties were on display. The event put more emphasis on juice varieties. It was an opportunity for the UF/IFAS citrus plant improvement team to show off their latest developments.


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