Forwarding again for any assistance in the matter please.

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From: <[email protected]>
Date: 11 March 2012 06:43
Subject: [efloraofindia:110243] Indian names of an orange
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Dear all,
Could you please supply me with various Indian names, preferably in
original scripts, for this orange / mandarin.

Thanks.
Michel

*Citrus poonensis* hort. ex Tanaka
SYNONYM(S): *Citrus poonensis* Osbeck ?, *Citrus reticulata* Blanco  '*Oneco
*' ?* Citrus reticulata* Blanco   '*Poongan*' ,  *Citrus reticulata* Blanco
  '*Ponkan*', *Citrus reticulata* Blanco   '*Suntara*' ,  *Citrus reticulata
* Blanco var. *poonensis* (Hayata) H. H. Hu
CHINESE :   Mi gan (Zhangzhou), *椪柑* *Peng gan*,  椪  Pon (Guangdong),  椪柑
Peng gan (Taiwan),  Lu gan (Zhangzhou, Fujian) ,  Lu gan (Taiwan),  Lu (Hong
Kong, Taiwan),  Mei gan (Hunan province),  Bai ju (Yunnan, Jianshui of
Rennan province),  Meng ban ju (Xisongbanna of Rennan province) ,  Mi tong
gan,  有柑 You ga  (Taiwan).
ENGLISH :   Batangas mandarin, Chinese honey orange, Ponkan mandarin, Poona
orange, Suntara mandarin,Suntara orange,  *Lu tangerine*.

FRENCH : Mandarine Ponkan, Mandarine Ponkan de Formose, Mandarine
Suntara, Mandarine
Suntara de l'Inde.

HINDI :  Nagpur suntara, Nangpur suntara.

JAPANESE  :   ポンカン  Ponkan,  椪柑  Ponkan.
TAGALOG :  Batangas.
VIETNAMESE :  Cam ngọt Trung Quốc.


Bolded names are the preferred names. See our note on *Jiao* & *Lu mandarins
* <http://www.plantnames.unimelb.edu.au/Sorting/Note_Lu&Jiao_mand.html>.

Strangely, given that this is a well known Chinese cultivar,  the latest
taxonomy appears to favour the botanical *Citrus reticulata* Blanco  '*
Ponkan*' which is base on the romanised Japanese name. It does however, by
association, link it to the Hindi name "Suntara". We still have to
determine if "Suntara" = "Nagpur suntara". After the Chinese brainstorm we
have an Indian brainstorm to initiate. That should give us a number of
Indian names.

Photo close-ups of fruit, inside and outside views.



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