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Kumquats are small citrus fruits from the family Rutaceae that resemble tiny oranges and are native to southern China, though they have been grown for centuries in Japan and Southeast Asia. They matter because they are edible, cold-hardy citrus fruits that have been economically and culturally important in Asian agriculture for a long time.
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- "Kumquat" in Chinese characters
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- 金橘
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- "golden orange"
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- gāmgwāt
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Article · 中文
金桔属（学名：Fortunella）是芸香科下的一个属。该属共有6种，分布于东亚。
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