Clementines are seedless mandarin hybrids from China. Their pollen is sterile, so no seeds form. Named for Father Clement Rodier (Algeria). Grown commercially in Spain, North Africa, California via grafting—not seed. They need hot, dry summers and mild winters. Georgia climate isn't ideal for fruit quality.
All commercial trees are clones.
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