Rangpur Lime x Troyer Citrange: Sources

Full text reviewed from the public author-uploaded copy of the same FSHS article; the publisher PDF route denied access. Original citation is Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society 99:33–35 (1986). The paper describes Rangpur × Troyer as a rootstock, including four Davenport seed trees and grafted scion/rootstock field trials. Keep scion results separate from the hybrid's own fruit.

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Rangpur x Troyer | Citrus ID (entity 8762) (opens in a new tab)

Citrus ID; Edition 2

https://idtools.org/citrus_id/index.cfm?packageID=1179&entityID=8762 (opens in a new tab)

Citrus ID Edition 2 is labeled October 2011; no exact publication day or page author is given. The profile uses the name Rangpur x Troyer but does not identify a clone/accession such as C54-64-8 or CRC 3997. Its taxonomic formulae differ across cited treatments; treat these as attributed profile classifications, not an accession-level identity or trial.

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Citrus for 2025 - Sun Dragon, Troyer x Rangpur, and Others! (opens in a new tab)

Tom McClendon · YouTube · 2024-10-24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQbP1V3fy20 (opens in a new tab)

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Summary from transcript: English auto-generated captions, 0:02–3:55 reviewed. The speaker reports grafting a Rangpur × Troyer scion from certified budwood received from a friend; describes the graft as vigorous on the speaker's tree and repeats a captioned description of fruit as oblong/yellowish and apparently decent-quality sour. No sampled fruit or firsthand tasting is identified. The stock name at 2:22 is captioned 'triolet Orange' and is uncertain; the page description identifies Georgia but gives no exact site.

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Hardy citrus Kabosu, 5 Star citrumelo, Poncirus +, Honey Changsha Rangpur x Troyer, Sanford Curafora (opens in a new tab)

Virginia Fruit Grower · YouTube · 2021-07-02

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OmrH0wzrfA (opens in a new tab)

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Summary from transcript: English auto-generated captions, 0:07–15:57 reviewed, with a caption gap from 14:07–14:16. At 7:32–8:10 the grower describes a Rangpur × Troyer graft on an unspecified random rootstock; taste expectations are explicitly something the grower had read, not a sample or trial. The single-leaf description is transcript-only. No precise location, cold exposure, fruit sample, or rootstock identity is established.

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Anyone growing Rangpur Lime x Troyer Citrange rootstock? (opens in a new tab)

Bernhard; Malcolm Manners; forum participants · Citrus Growers Static

http://citrusgrowersstatic.chez.com/web/viewtopic2dbe-2.php (opens in a new tab)

One-page forum topic, posts dated March 19–22, 2009. Bernhard reports a flowering but not yet fruiting plant near Hamburg; Malcolm Manners reports a former Florida Southern College campus tree and gives an unmeasured fruit-shape/color account. Identity/accession and sample count are not stated; health claims are anecdotal and conflict with the 1986 controlled CTV statement.

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Rangpur Lime x Troyer Citrange #hardycitrus #rareplants #citrange (opens in a new tab)

The Mulberries · YouTube · 2026-08-03

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Summary from transcript: English auto-generated captions, 0:01–0:58 reviewed. The speaker describes intermediate foliage, pear-shaped fruit, and one unripe fruit tried the prior year that they said was not suitable for a taste test; its flavor reminded them of something between mandarin and lime. The speaker says the first graft had just been placed outdoors; unnamed Southeast grower reports are hearsay. No ripe-fruit tasting or trial.

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