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Oranges have a thinner and more porous skin compared to apples and bananas, which makes them more susceptible to mold growth. Oranges also have a higher moisture content, providing a better environment for mold to thrive. Additionally, the natural protective compounds in apples and bananas can help slow down the growth of mold compared to oranges.

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