File:CSIRO ScienceImage 3400 The Australian Outback Lime.jpg
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English: The Australian Outback Lime is a selection of the native desert lime, Citrus glauca. It is characterised by its upright habit, relatively large, flavoursome fruit, high yield, uniform ripening time, lack of thorns, and suitability for mechanical harvesting. The Australian Outback Lime was cultivated at the Merbein, Victoria site of CSIRO Plant Industry by Dr Steve Sykes. |
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