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Pumpkins

Pumpkins are a type of squash that contains seeds and pulp. In addition to being a prominent ingredient in soups, pies and baked goods, pumpkins are always a popular fall decoration for harvest and Halloween.

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Are pumpkins native to salt water?

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No pumpkins are a squash. Squashes are native to the Americas' and are a land living fresh water consuming plant.

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