Bijora (Citron)

With the years of experience and vast knowledge, we are engaged in manufacturing, supplying and exporting an exclusive range of Bijora (Citron) in Mandvi, Gujarat, India. The citron is borne by a moderate developing bush or little tree coming to 8 to 15 ft (2.4-4.5 m) high with firm branches and hardened twigs and short or long spines in the leaf axils. The flyers are evergreen, lemon-scented, praise lanceolate or applaud elliptic, 2 1/2 to 7 in (6.25-18 cm) long; weathered, with short, wingless or almost wingless petioles; the blossom buds are expansive and white or purplish; the fragrant blooms around 1/2 in (4 cm) wide, in short bunches, are generally impeccable however some male due to pistil fetus removal; 4-to 5-petalled, regularly pinkish or purplish all things considered, with 30 to 60 stamens. The organic product is fragrant, for the most part elongated, obovoid or oval, periodically pyriform, however exceedingly variable; different shapes and smooth or unpleasant natural products now and again happening on the same branch; one structure is profoundly partitioned from the peak into slim areas; much of the time there is a distending style; measure likewise shifts significantly from 3 1/2 to 9 in or even 1 ft (9-22.8 or 30 cm) long; peel is yellow when completely ready; generally harsh and uneven yet in some cases smooth; for the most part thick, meaty, firmly sticking; mash light yellow or greenish separated into upwards of 14 or 15 sections.