Orange

Catalogue Type
Seed Catalogue
Scientific Name
Citrus spp
Family
Rutaceace
Distinguishing Characters
The pulp (endocarp) of orange is yellow, orange or more or less red, consists of tightly packed membranous juice sacs enclosed in 10 to 14 wedge-shaped compartments which are readily separated as individual segments. In each segment there may be 2 to 4 irregular seeds, white externally and internally, though some types of oranges are seedless.
Photo of Seed
Description

All parts of an orange, including the seeds and leaves, are rich in vitamin C, which is a powerful antioxidant.

Compounds found in orange peels helps lower cholesterol naturally. Fiber in oranges helps prevent atherosclerosis and protects against rheumatoid arthritis.