Tag: Indian wild orange

The Citrus indica, a species endemic to northeastern India, is an endangered plant primarily known by the common name Indian wild orange. This native fruit is historically significant and genetically unique, representing a wild relative of many common citrus fruits we enjoy today.

Originating from the Garo Hills of Northeast India, the endangered wild citrus species *Citrus indica* holds significant cultural and medicinal value for local communities, particularly the Garo tribe. This small, sour fruit is utilized for far more than culinary purposes, including traditional remedies and spiritual ceremonies.