![]() Tangerine fruit are smaller and sweeter than oranges, yet larger and tarter than mandarins. Tangerines do have a longer growing season, however (lasting from November through May). ![]() Like the mandarin, tangerines have seeds. The mandarin tangerine is the most popular variety of mandarin. So technically, a tangerine is a mandarin orange. ![]() Mandarins botanically refer to three classifications of oranges: satsumas, tangerines and miscellaneous hybrids. The mandarin is one of the original citrus species that, through breeding or natural hybridization, serves as the ancestor of many hybrid citrus cultivars. But while all tangerines are mandarins, not all mandarins are tangerines. Technically, a tangerine orange is a mandarin orange. Which are they?! Just what is the difference between a tangerine and a mandarin? They?e tangerines! Wait…they?e mandarins. There they are among the citrus fruits in the produce section?hey?e small, round, orange, and fragrant. ![]()
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