Oroval

Oroval is the result of the selection of a spontaneous mutation of the Fino Clementine, detected in 1950 in Quart de les Valls (Valencia, Spain).

Tree of medium vigor and characteristic vertical growth habit. Lanceolate, medium-sized, dark leaves. Medium-sized fruit, tending towards ovoid morphology with a flat apical pole. Intense orange bark, rough and easy to peel. Very juicy pulp, with juice more acidic than other clementines. Seedless in the absence of cross-pollination. Its main drawback is the small window of harvest it offers, as it suffers a rapid loss of fruit quality if kept mature on the tree, both due to decreased juice content and puffing of the skin.

Fresh consumption.