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different fruits contain different vitamins. Oranges and citrus fruits contain Vitamin C. You would be safest saying Vitamin C.

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Which fruits or vegetables contain vitamins?

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What do vegetables and fruits contain?

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Are fruit minerals?

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Which fruits contain all vitamins?

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What are the nutrients in fruit?

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Vegetables and fruits are beneficial for good health because they contain?

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Which fruit or vegetable should we eat to get vitamins?

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Is there a candy out there that has some nutritional value?

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Why are fruits disaccharides?

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