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Fruits generally have very weak magnetic properties, primarily due to the presence of water and organic compounds. While they do not exhibit significant magnetism like ferromagnetic materials, they can be slightly affected by magnetic fields due to the presence of trace minerals and compounds. Overall, the magnetism in fruit is negligible and not measurable in practical terms.

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