Sometimes after peeling your orange, you notice that there are also some underdeveloped segments inside it (figure 1), or at its base (figure 2).
What do you call these tiny, underdeveloped segments, which are shown by arrows in these pictures, in (casual) English?
In Persian, we casually call them the "orange's baby". Like:
"Oh, look! My orange has babies too."
I just could find that type 2 is seen in navel orange as an underdeveloped twin fruit.
Best Answer
Based on the wikipedia entry that looks very much like the relevant part of the document you linked to, it is technically a conjoined twin and colloquially a navel. There is also some precedence for calling it a baby orange.
However, when saying that you've eaten that portion of the fruit, it's probably more socially acceptable to say that you've eaten the baby orange than to say that you've eaten an orange's navel.