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Ulfr, as I believe you are aware, pruning a citrus tree greatly reduces or even stops fruit production. This is because on citrus, flowers and thus fruit develop on the new wood. Pruning eliminates the new growth. What you can do is prune just one side of the tree letting fruit develop on the opposite side, and then prune the other side the following year. This way at least one side of the tree will always be in fruit.