First i entered Kumquat in search and got this:-
http://garden.org/plants/searc...
Found out that there is a Daylily also with the name Kumqat but it did not solve my purpose. Then I entered Fortunella and got this:-
http://garden.org/plants/searc...
Problem is, where do I put this?


Now I have another problem, where to fit this?

If I enter into search Orange I get every thing with the name or colour orange and if I enter Citrus I get this:-
http://garden.org/plants/searc...
Regards,
Arif.

Look at this link at ITIS for Kumquat, Arif. http://www.itis.gov/servlet/Si...

And this one for oranges: http://www.itis.gov/servlet/Si...

The kumquat won't be that difficult to narrow down, but the orange might be a problem.

Hi Arif, here's another link for kumquat - information and varieties.

http://www.hort.purdue.edu/new...


Good luck.

Why no dump site for these Lynn they graft on local variety of roots (Pakistani) maybe the grafted top twig comes from abroad. This changes things a little bit should it not? What will happen when I try to post the picture of a local variety of Grapefruit that I have? Our Grapefruit is not sweet but is quite sour and is used as a medicine by obese persons to cut body fat and known as Chakkotra. Then they go and import some twigs from abroad and graft it onto the Chakkotra roots, I think that should influence the shape of the end product. Now, how am I supposed to match the ID of the Local end product to that on the net
In the case of Rose and things like that I can get away because we also graft on to Brier which is standard practice.
After a lot of notes from zuzu at least I should be able to make out by now what is going on, then I have to request her to move it to a dump. Jujube, Morus, etc and I have not as yet entered Pomegranates, that will be another story.
Regards,
Arif.

Do they have a Parent Plant to put unknown varieties in?

The fruit on the grafted limb would be known as whatever the graft came from.
We have two apple trees that produce 3 types of apples on each tree. Golden Delicious, Rome and Jonathan on one. Gravenstein, and two other varieties that I don't know the name of.

Sorry Christine we cross posted but I think I have tried to explain that the root stock also plays a crucial role. Now this will go out an hour late power cuts, another joy . Just on a side note, there used to be a song, very popular in its hay days and still does bring a tear to ones eye, "Don't cry for me Argentina". What memories that brings back.
Genus: South Asia, Species: Dynastic politics, subs. Banana, cultivar: Republic. Find that.
Palliatives: Passiflora, Chamomile, Belladonna, Aconitum
Regards,
Arif.

Now that is the deep end of botany. I don't know about that but in the Northern areas(Pakistan) the root stock is different, here different and down South different. The local names are also different. Sorry Lynn, I don't know but there has to be some fruit grafting expert on ATP in some corner, maybe he can answer it better. The problem is that you all have taken it one level up, here Kumqat is a Kamqat, not exactly true but then I only grow maybe the ones specialising in Citrus here can reel of names. Citrus farmers mostly then nursery trade. I will also check up in the morning. Sorry about cross posting but can not do much.
Regards,
Arif.

KAMasud said:If I enter into search Orange I get every thing with the name or colour orange and if I enter Citrus I get this:-
http://garden.org/plants/searc...

Arif, you want to select Click here to view all plants in the genus: citrus. in blue at the top. You get this.
http://garden.org/plants/brows...

Here are the parent and general entries for Orange and Kumquat.
Citrus Fruits (Citrus)


Would you like me to add your plants to these entries?

Thank you Evan, I neglected to give Arif that information.

and I will forget until it becomes second nature. Thank you Evan I knew I was doing some thing wrong but just could not put my finger on it. Instead of clicking your link I opened the database up and Oh, well, I found it myself.
Regards,
Arif.

I will put them up myself as to the when, I don't know lazy I suppose
Regards,
Arif.

One thing leads to another. Came across Citron, searched it up and found out it grows wild over here . If I am not wrong this is the rootstock for our Citrus. Why? Some times new gardeners cut of the graft by mistake, with the result that you are either left with Citron or some kind of wild small citrus which is so sour that it is impossible to eat.
http://www.trekhimachal.com/ne...
Regards,
Arif.

That small citrus impossible to eat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C...
It seems the world should be grateful to Asia for Citrus. Bev you can't take that away.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P...
http://users.kymp.net/citruspa...
http://eol.org/pages/2948398/o... Here the Genus has started to move around.
http://www.thefreedictionary.c...
Trying to find which root stock or basic thing underlies has started to turn into either a story book or a fairy tale. All the above seem to grow wild and I never even once considered or gave them importance.
Let the weather warm up so that my metabolic rate rises then I will go after all of them and the fun with the database will start. I have seven kinds and one has purplish kind of flower and the fruit can go more then a Kg in size about or larger then a grapefruit but not a grapefruit.
Regards,
Arif.