You can find a general overview of the morphology of cultivated citrus and relatives by clicking one of the menu options on the right.
Character states are also illustrated in the Lucid key.
Habit. Cultivated citrus and relatives in the United States are most commonly shrubs or small trees. Crowns tend to be rather dense and compact, although a few relatives, particularly young individuals of Casimiroa spp., Eremocitrus glauca, and Zanthoxylum spp., exhibit rather open canopies. Individuals of Eremocitrus glauca also exhibit a weeping habit.
