Oranges

i think pregnant woman can eat oranges since they have vitamin c and folic acid which is good for the baby and the mother but too much of it leads to the baby being orange when its born. atleast only half a glass a day or only 4 glasses a week of orange juice will do. dont over do it unless u want to stay in hospital for 2 weeks waiting for your babys orange colour to fade off.

Unripe lemons are green. The more yellow, the riper. In fact, some of the lemons in California will turn so yellow they are almost light orange.

On orange trees,

Or at the store,

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I cut the peel off with a large knife...very easy and then cut the watermelon up into edible pieces. The skin of a watermelon is only about an eighth of an inch thick, but there is also a thicker layer called the rind that's about 1 inch thick. You want to remove the rind, too since it's usually sour (but you can make pickles out of it that are quite good). Unless you want to keep the watermelon whole (which would be very difficult) I suggest you cut it in half crossways and then into wedges. Then you can run a sharp knife between the pink flesh and the rind and remove the pink part of the wedges to use as you like.

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NO! Cats are carnivors, so they need meat. Feed your cat cat bisciuts so that they get the vegtables they need.

they are improted from many places in the world but most of the fruits are imported from mainly west indies, large quantities from mediterranean and also havana, there are many other places like lsland of Jamaica and Kingston and many other which i cannot remember. if u want to know more deeply u can try searching it in Google u will find it.

Yes, oranges grow in Spain. In fact, they are the main citrus fruit grown in Spain, and Spain has not only become Europe's largest orange producer, but they have also become the worlds leading exporter of oranges.

Yes, it actually does have a bit of sugar. Some types of fruit have their own sugar in it. It's so small you can't see it.

Usually when orange juice is made, not just the juice comes out of the oranges, but pieces of the fruit of the orange comes with it, the pulp and pith, making it thicker than something like apple juice or cranberry juice.

The best Florida oranges are grown in Indian River County. Citrus grown in this district are considered some of the best oranges in world by many. Due to the limestone layer under the soil, the brix levels of the citrus grown in this region create the perfect combination of sweetness and juiciness. Try http://www.indianrivercitrus.net for more info on Florida oranges.

Orange trees are generally grafted; the bottom part of the tree. Orange trees are widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical climates for the delicious sweet fruit, which is peeled or cut (to avoid the bitter rind) and eaten whole, or processed to extract orange juice, and also for the fragrant peel.

No actual its not its starfruit. You wouldn't think so but star fruits are very popular there

Earthworms eat mostly leaf litter. The oils in the orange peel will repel the earthworm.

Tangerines are grown in a variety of places. They are grown in China, Japan, the United States, and a variety of areas in Europe.

Orange has a bright colored skin; its juicy fresh is sour-sweet and delicious to eat.

Oranges is suitable for everyone but make sure that the intake is not exceeded three pieces a day. The best is one orange for one a day. The orange is not suitable to take before meal or empty stomach as the organic acids in the orange can stimulate the secretion of gastric acid which is not good for our stomach. Do not drink milk one hour before or after taking an orange as the protein in milk will be solidified when it meets with acids and hence influencing the digestionOranges are known as the best fruit for disease treatment. They are major sources of vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, citrus acid, beta-carotene, aldehyde, and compounds of alcohol ENE group. Eat some oranges or drink a glass of orange juice after taking medicine, is proved to enhance the absorption of body towards the medicine. This in turns improves the effect of pharmacodynamics, that is biochemical and physiological effects of medicines.

Its because they have high fructose, and the more fructose a fruit has the more seeds!!

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Yes

Orange County used to have many orange groves, hence the name.

True, but we were first called "Mosquito County" -- go figure!

Minneola oranges and Honeybells are not the same, though they are closely related. Minneola is a tangelo variety, a hybrid of a tangerine and a grapefruit, known for its distinctive bell shape and sweet-tart flavor. Honeybells, on the other hand, refer specifically to a type of tangelo, often associated with the “Honeybell” brand, which is a cross between a tangerine and a pomelo. Both are delicious citrus fruits, but they have different characteristics and names.

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green on it means it's not all the way ripe but if it's mostly orange it's ripe enough