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Comparative nutritional analysis of newly developed interspecific citrus hybrids: multivariate insights for crop improvement.

Scientific reports - 6 Jun 2026

Chavda Dhrumeshkumar, Singh Narendra, Sharma Nimisha, Akshay, Sharma Radha Mohan, Dubey Anil Kumar, Vittal Hatkari, Joshi Nilesh, Kumar Nirmal, Kumar Raushan, Singh Damini, Sethi Shruti, Meena M C, Mishra Gyan P

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Enhancing the quality and nutrient composition of citrus fruits is essential for ensuring food and nutritional security. In the present study, twenty-four newly developed interspecific citrus scion hybrids (16 Orangelos and 8 Tangelos) from 'Pummelo' × 'Mosambi' sweet orange and 'Pummelo' × 'Dancy' tangerine crosses, along with their parental genotypes, were evaluated for fruit physico-chemical attributes,...

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PMID: 42251095
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-026-54939-6
PMCID: PMC13482551

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