What is another word for poncirus?
Pronunciation: [pˈɒnsɜːɹəs] (IPA) 
Poncirus is the genus name for the deciduous shrub commonly known as the trifoliate orange. It is native to Eastern Asia and is characterized by its hardiness and thorn-covered branches. While there are a few possible synonyms for this plant name, primarily "hardy orange" is used. The plant is also commonly referred to as trifoliate orange due to the shape of its leaves, which grow in clusters of three. Some people refer to the plant as the Japanese bitter orange, Chinese bitter orange, and hardy citrus. The plant's fruit is inedible but is highly ornamental, with bright orange and green hues, and used for decoration.
