According to a study conducted by the USDA's Agricultural Research Service, titled "Composition of Orange, Yellow and Red Fleshed Watermelon", orange or yellow fleshed watermelons have little or no lycopene when compared with red fleshed watermelons.
The study, which was published in December 2002, found that red fleshed watermelons contained significantly higher levels of lycopene (63 to 68 Fg/g) than those levels found in orange or yellow fleshed watermelons (0.1 to 4.2 Fg/g).
yes when i sat i was surprised
Watermelon contains water (of course!) Vitamins A, B6, and C as well as potassium and lycopene!
An orange is not yellow simply because it was orange and that is the way it was intended to be not yellow. Also, if the Orange was yellow, then it would be called a yellow. Not an Orange.
Red and Green and Brown and purple and yellow
Orange-yellow (if there's more yellow), also known as golden yellow, or yellow-orange (if there's more orange).
Orange-yellow (if there's more yellow), also known as golden yellow, or yellow-orange (if there's more orange).
No, it's red, with black pips... Actually, it is somtimes yellow. I found a yellow watermelon also.
Orange-yellow (if there's more yellow), also known as golden yellow, or yellow-orange (if there's more orange).
watermelons are sweetest in the middle because that's where most of the juice is. Alternative answer: watermelons are sweetest in the middle because they need the birds to eat through the whole melon, so that the seeds would be swallowed by birds and carried away to grow up somewhere else.
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yellow-yellow-green-teal-teal-green-yellow-orange-red-red-orange-yellow-yellow-orange-orange. you're welcomeee(:
yellow,yellow,green,teal,teal,green,yellow,orange,red,red,orange,yellow,yellow,orange,orange. It works!!!