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ANALYSIS |
EVENT |
NORTHERN |
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ANCESTOR |
EXPANSION |
ORANGE |
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ASIA |
FLOWERING |
ORIGIN |
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AUSTRALIA |
FRUIT |
ORNAMENTAL |
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AUSTRONESIAN |
GENUS |
PLANT |
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BIOGEOGRAPHICAL |
GRAPEFRUIT |
PRODUCE |
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CENTER |
HISTORY |
REGION |
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CHANGE |
HYBRID |
SHOWN |
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CITRON |
INDIGENOUS |
SHRUB |
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CITRUS |
INVOLVED |
SOUTH |
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CONDITION |
ISLAND |
SPECY |
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CROP |
LEAVING |
SPREAD |
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CULTIVATION |
LEMON |
SUBTROPICAL |
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CULTURE |
LIME |
TIME |
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DISEASE |
MIDDLE |
TRIFOLIATA |
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DOMESTICATION |
NATIVE |
TROPICAL |
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EUROPE |
NORTHEASTERN |
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Answer
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