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Although its exact origin is uncertain, W. Murcott is believed to have roots in Morocco and should not be confused with the “Murcott (Honey)” variety. This late-season mandarin ripens between February and March and is recognized for its reddish-orange peel and bright orange flesh. It stands out with its distinctive aroma, intense sweetness, and excellent color. With its easy-to-peel skin, few seeds, and large fruit size, W. Murcott offers both fresh eating pleasure and a striking appearance on the table.
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Dimensions: 400*600*180
Weight: 15 kg
Dimensions: 300*400*200
Weight: 10 kg
Dimensions: 300*400*180
Weight: 9 kg
Dimensions: 200*300*120
Weight: 2,3 kg
Dimensions: 300*400*170
Weight: 12 kg
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