CLEMENLOLA is a spontaneous mutation of the variety Oronules originating in Albatera (Alicante). It is a variety that is easy to peel, with a firm skin and flattened shape, with a high juice content. The tree is vigorous, open growing and has no thorns or multi-branches. It is also an early and productive variety, reaching maturity in the last week of September and during the month of October.

A new lemon tree named PLBA1, which originated as a spontaneous mutation of Eureka lemon and is distinguished by its light yellowish-pink-fleshed fruit.

A new mandarin tree named AC4916 notable for its flavorful seedless fruit.

A new mandarin tree named AC41114 notable for its attractive, later-maturing seedless fruit.

A new variety of Citrus Mikanken16 that has dark orange fruit color, no seeds, high juiciness, orange-like flavor, ease of peeling the fruit by hand, good appearance and good tasting qualities.

The new and distinct sweet orange clone described herein originated as a Valencia somaclone tree regenerated from an adventitious bud developed on a nucellar seedling stem piece. Florida EV1 is a true Valencia sweet orange with an altered maturity date that allows for harvest 8-12 weeks earlier than traditional Valencia clones.

The new and distinct sweet orange clone described herein originated as a Valencia somaclone tree regenerated from protoplasts isolated from an embryogenic suspension culture of standard Valencia (Citrus sinensis L. Osbeck). Florida EV2 is a true Valencia sweet orange with an altered maturity date that allows for harvest 8-12 weeks earlier than traditional Valencia clones.

A new and distinct navel orange distinguished by production of fruit that combines late-season maturity and a strong orange pigmented rind (UPOV Group 20) with a pink albedo. It further distinguishes itself with a deep orange-red flesh. Flesh, rind, albedo, and juice are deeply pigmented with lycopene'. The new cultivar is a Citrus sinensis, useful for commercial fruit production.

A new mandarin tree named AC4916 notable for its flavorful seedless fruit.

A new and distinct variety of hybrid citrus tree, denominated UFGlow, bears fruit that ripen in mid October in north central Florida. The tree is evergreen, of medium size, and has a moderately vigorous and semi-spreading growth habit. Trees are self-fertile and bear heavy annual crops of early season fruit that ripen in the second half of October in Gainesville, Fla. Fruit are firm, juicy, sweet tasting, easy peeling, and seedless. Fruit are oblate with a slightly depressed stem end.