Research shows that getting enough vitamin C on a regular basis can help reduce the severity and duration of cold and flu ...

Cara Cara oranges, tangelos, kumquats, Meyer lemons, yuzu, calamansi – they’re all part of the wonderful world of citrus! Here’s what to know about the most popular (and some less so!) varieties, ...

As the temperatures cool down in Mississippi and winter begins to blanket the state, Christmastime brings visions of stockings filled with nuts and oranges or tangerines. Sweet lemon icebox pie along ...

We’re big fans of citrus fruits, whether enjoyed in juices and pies or on their own as a healthy snack. And we’re also totally into pineapple—a tad more exotic, but boasting a similarly sweet and ...

It has to do with two particular genes. Lemons are known for their face-puckering sour taste. Now scientists have uncovered the mysterious genes behind this acidity, new findings that could help ...

Can citrus help with sleep or motion sickness? Experts unpack the claims. (Getty Creative) While there's no question that fruits like lemon, lime, orange and grapefruit have many health benefits, not ...

Its immune-boosting vitamin C is only part of the story. Credit...Levi Brown/Trunk Archive Supported by By Caroline Hopkins Legaspi Oranges, grapefruits and the other members of the citrus family are ...

Scientists are developing methods to utilize every part of citrus fruits to provide useful new products while also helping to protect the environment. An orange, to most people, is simply a piece of ...

Pioneering research has pinpointed key vacuolar transporters in citrus fruits that regulate taste by balancing citric acid and sugar levels. This discovery illuminates the genetic pathways controlling ...