This is different from what we call C excelsa [PI 109632]. (JA Brusca, 10/1964)This accession had psorosis, removed by shoot tip grafting (STG 179-2). (EM Nauer, 1985)
Fruit is much like a smooth, round lemon; lemon-like in flavor, seedy. Some fruits have a persistant style. (EM Nauer, 11/12/1987)
This accession was erroneously and redundantly assigned PI 539192 in 1990. This is now corrected to the correct PI 109624. Observatoins were made when this was numbered as PI 539192. Wester (1915) equates 'Limon real' with C excelsa, so thsere is some confusion between this PI 109624 and PI 109632. As per the record for PI 109632, it is unclear how that accession came to be identified as C excelsa and as to which may be the correct version of C excelsa/'Limon real'. Note that PI 109624 was originally received as seed, and PI 109624 as budwood. PI 109632 has more broadly winged petioles than PI 109624, as per Wester's description. (RR Krueger, 09/18/2018)
Additional information and nice photographs from the UC Riverside Citrus Variety Collection.