Citrus hystrix?

[NickPGP]

Can anyone confirm that this is Citrus hystrix? It was found growing deep inside almost virgin forest, one full day's walk from the nearest village, on Khayangphung Mountain, Ukhrul District, Manipur at approx' 2000m asl. In theory it is possible that the plants seen here have become naturalised from discarded seeds left by hunters as the area has been used previously as a camp.

Many thanks

Nick

[J.M. Garg]

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From: NickPGP <ni...@panglobalplants.com>
Date: 8 February 2013 02:46
Subject: [efloraofindia:145873] Citrus hystrix?
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Can anyone confirm that this is Citrus hystrix? It was found growing deep inside almost virgin forest, one full day's walk from the nearest village, on Khayangphung Mountain, Ukhrul District, Manipur at approx' 2000m asl. In theory it is possible that the plants seen here have become naturalised from discarded seeds left by hunters as the area has been used previously as a camp.

Many thanks

Nick

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[Gurcharan Singh]

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Distributed as  Citrus hystrix ? 

Based on key in Flora of China first looks more likely

Leaf blade margin entire to finely crenulate, apex acuminate. 2 C. cavaleriei
+ Leaf blade margin conspicuously crenulate, apex obtuse to subrounded and sometimes mucronate. 3 C. hystrix  

Group discussion at

Citrus hystrix? (google.com) 

[Gurcharan Singh]

Forwarding again for id

Distributed as  Citrus hystrix ? 

Based on key in Flora of China first looks more likely

Leaf blade margin entire to finely crenulate, apex acuminate. 2 C. cavaleriei
+ Leaf blade margin conspicuously crenulate, apex obtuse to subrounded and sometimes mucronate. 3 C. hystrix  

Group discussion at

Citrus hystrix? (google.com) 

[J.M. Garg]

Feedback from Gurcharan Singh ji:

Based on key in Flora of China first looks more likely

Leaf blade margin entire to finely crenulate, apex acuminate. 2 C. cavaleriei
+ Leaf blade margin conspicuously crenulate, apex obtuse to subrounded and sometimes mucronate. 3 C. hystrix  

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From: NickPGP <ni...@panglobalplants.com>

Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2013 at 02:46
Subject: [efloraofindia:145873] Citrus hystrix?
To: <indian...@googlegroups.com>

Can anyone confirm that this is Citrus hystrix? It was found growing deep inside almost virgin forest, one full day's walk from the nearest village, on Khayangphung Mountain, Ukhrul District, Manipur at approx' 2000m asl. In theory it is possible that the plants seen here have become naturalised from discarded seeds left by hunters as the area has been used previously as a camp.

Many thanks

Nick

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