Hybrid of clementine Fina and tangelo Orlando originating in Florida. Vigorous, thornless tree. High pollen viability. Pollinates other varieties. Parthenocarpic and self-incompatible. Sensitive to cracking and Alternaria. At low temperatures the fruits fall off the tree.

Hybrid originating from Murocott seed in Morocco. The tree is vigorous, with some small thorns. Pollen viability is very high. The variety is parthenocarpic and self-incompatible. At the end of ripening, the fruit loses colour. It is sensitive to scarring and has a tendency to defoliation.

Hybrid of unknown parentage originating in Jamaica. The tree is vigorous, with small thorns on fruiting branches. Pollen viability is high. The variety is parthenocarpic and self-incompatible. Sensitive to fruit splitting. Fruits may fall off the tree at low temperatures.

Spanish variety of unknown origin. Vigorous tree, with fewer thorns than the Fino. It is re-flowering and self-compatible. Pollen viability is medium to low. Slight tendency to alternate harvests. Better preservation of the fruit on the tree than in the Fino lemon.

Spanish variety of unknown origin. Vigorous tree, with fewer thorns than the Fino. It is re-flowering and self-compatible. Pollen viability is medium to low. Slight tendency to alternate harvests. Better preservation of the fruit on the tree than in the Fino lemon.