Marsh

Fruit

Marsh

A tier

Marsh is a seedless white grapefruit that dominated early twentieth-century commercial production for juice and fresh mild white flesh. Flavour is classic bitter-tart without red pigment sweetness cues. Still appears where white grapefruit is stocked. Juice blends and traditional breakfast halves. Fans of assertive grapefruit bitterness prefer Marsh to candy-red types. Seedlessness aids eating.

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Characteristics

Preparations

Fresh HalfJuiceProcessing

Traits

Bitter-TartClassicClassic BitterSeedlessWhiteWhite Flesh

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United States

USDA

History

US

Marsh seedless white grapefruit was selected in Florida.

US

Marsh became a commercial white grapefruit standard.

White Marsh lost share to red cultivars but remained a processing type.

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