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Introduced to Turkey from Italy in 1936, Clementine mandarins are widely cultivated in the Mediterranean region. The medium-sized trees are dense, with many branches forming a rounded canopy. The fruit has a deep orange color and a slightly rough peel that is moderately attached to the flesh yet still easy to peel. Unlike many other mandarin varieties, Clementine does not suffer from puffiness. With its high yield and low tendency toward alternate bearing, it has become one of the growers’ preferred varieties.
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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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