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Mexican limes are the same as Key limes:
"The Key Lime lime (Citrus aurantifolia Swingle), also referred to as a Mexican
Lime, bears a profuse amount of small, thin-skinned, greenish-yellow limes.
This juicy lime is known for it's distinctive aroma high-acid content. The
picture below shows the size and color difference between the more common
Persian lime and the Key Lime."
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And, the Mexican "jungle" ??? Where's that? The greater part of Mexico is
very similar in climate to Florida.





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