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Radoslav,
In recent publication on citrus hybrid origin based on DNA markers it was concluded that:
"Thus, kabuchi was inferred to be an offspring of kunenbo-A as seed parent and an unidentified variety, and
keraji was inferred to be an offspring of kabuchi and kunenbo-A, but their combination was indeterminate.
This inferred parentage suggests that keraji is a backcrossed offspring of kunenbo-A."
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0166969
Radoslav,
In recent publication on citrus hybrid origin based on DNA markers it was concluded that:
"Thus, kabuchi was inferred to be an offspring of kunenbo-A as seed parent and an unidentified variety, and
keraji was inferred to be an offspring of kabuchi and kunenbo-A, but their combination was indeterminate.
This inferred parentage suggests that keraji is a backcrossed offspring of kunenbo-A."
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0166969
Congrats on the fruit, great job. Did you use any supplement lights?
Interesting, thank you. I shall contact an owner of this site to see where he took these photos.
Strangely, in the catalogue of citrus plants in Sotchi collection these hybrids are not listed.From what I know on the fate of Sukhumi institute, it disappeared completely.
Radoslav,
I have been looking for these hybrids for several years, but it seems that they were lost after the collapse of the USSR.
I winder why there are no kumquat X citron hybrids?
With sweet albedo and low acid juice they should be tasty and more resistant than pure citrons.