Cultivated lemons come in a large range of forms, but are grouped into three main groups:
1. Group *Cantapaulensis*: Cantaloupes having variety of skin forms but with non-netted thick skin and yellowish-orange flesh with distinct aroma. 2. Group *inodorous*: Smooth thin skinned melons with white or greenish flesh without strong aroma. 3. Group reticulatus: distinctly netted skin and lighter coloured flesh Some of the representatives of Cantaloupes are depicted here: <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-nqVtdJeR1Is/T3qtxO5YO5I/AAAAAAAAAps/eD37UErtQRM/s1600/Cucumis-melo-cantaloupes-P1030784-California-2.jpg> Cucumis-melo-cantaloupes-P1030784-California-2 <https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-dG5Sy9VOa6A/T3quI9VgbfI/AAAAAAAAAp4/aJaGRfjuVpg/s1600/Cucumis-melo-cantaloupes-DSC00991-California-1.jpg> Cucumis-melo-cantaloupes-DSC00991-California-1 <https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-rElkKrKodPs/T3qwL4vS8LI/AAAAAAAAAqE/XvAAUjwzPYM/s1600/Cucumis-melo-cantalupensis-California-1.jpg> Cucumis-melo-cantalupensis-California-1 <https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-oO08CvOqo3E/T3qwc5_sSoI/AAAAAAAAAqQ/g8vR7-KgGMQ/s1600/Cucumis-melo-cantapulensis-santa-claus-melon-California-1.jpg> Cucumis-melo-cantapulensis-santa-claus-melon-California-1 Gurcharan Singh
