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Limun (buah)
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green and acidic citrus fruit of various Citrus species
Lime is a small, green citrus fruit known for its acidic, tangy flavor that comes from various species of the Citrus plant. It matters because its acidity and flavor make it a widely used ingredient in cooking, beverages, and food preservation around the world.
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Vinony's link graph records 999 inbound references to Limun (buah), and connects out to Citrus micrantha, pomelo and Citrus hystrix.
It sits within the topics Citrus, Citrus hybrids and Cocktail garnishes.
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- hesperidium
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- Category:Limes (fruit)
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- Citrus glauca
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- food energy
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