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Oranges (fruit)
...known for their sweet flavor, juicy pulp, and high [[vitamin C]] content. Oranges are widely consumed fresh or as [[orange juice]], making them a staple in t ...ilk Road]], and the expansion of the [[Roman Empire]]. By the Middle Ages, oranges had become a common fruit in Europe, and with the age of exploration, they

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Orange
...s]] fruit and the [[tree]] (''Citrus sinensis'') that produces this fruit. Oranges are among the most popular fruits worldwide and are known for their sweet t ...uted to trade routes, particularly the [[Silk Road]]. By the 10th century, oranges were widely cultivated in the [[Middle East]], after which they spread to [

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Mandarin oranges
...ginating from the southeastern parts of Asia and the Philippines, mandarin oranges have become a popular fruit worldwide, especially in [[Citrus cultivation|c ...aries slightly among the different varieties. Common varieties of mandarin oranges include [[Clementine|Clementines]], [[Tangerine|Tangerines]], and [[Satsuma

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Navel orange
...stributed around the world, leading to the widespread cultivation of Navel Oranges today. ...]]. In the United States, they are primarily grown in [[California]] and [[Florida]]. The trees prefer a subtropical climate and well-drained soil. They are t

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Orange cultivars
Oranges, belonging to the [[Citrus]] genus, are one of the most cultivated fruits g ...June. This cultivar is widely grown in the United States, particularly in Florida and California.

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Cara cara navel
'''Cara Cara Navel''' is a type of [[Navel oranges|navel orange]] known for its distinct pinkish-red interior. It is a medium- ...low acidity. The flavor profile is more complex than that of regular navel oranges, with noticeable notes of cherry, rose petal, and blackberry.

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Seal of Florida
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Florida
...hird most populous state in the country and the 22nd largest by land area. Florida is bordered by the [[Gulf of Mexico]] to the west, the [[Atlantic Ocean]] t Florida's geography is marked by a coastline, with the [[Atlantic Ocean]] on one si

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Economy of Florida
==Economy of Florida== ...he United States. With a gross domestic product (GDP) of over $1 trillion, Florida ranks as the fourth-largest economy in the country. The state's economy is

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Florida cuisine
...on seafood, citrus fruits, and fresh vegetables, which are abundant due to Florida's warm climate and extensive coastline. ...inary traditions, leading to a fusion of flavors that is characteristic of Florida cuisine today.

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Valencia orange
...has since become one of the most popular orange varieties, especially in [[Florida]] and [[California]], where the climate is ideal for its cultivation. ...ending on the climate in which the fruit is grown; in warmer climates, the oranges may remain greenish even when ripe. The fruit contains few seeds and is div

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Central Florida
==Central Florida== ...vibrant communities. This article provides a detailed overview of Central Florida, highlighting its geography, history, economy, and notable attractions.

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Seald Sweet International
...tables. The company was originally established in 1909 as a cooperative of Florida citrus growers. Today, Seald Sweet International is a subsidiary of the Gre ...lorida. The company was initially focused on the marketing and shipping of Florida citrus. Over the years, the company expanded its operations to include a wi

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Orange drinks
...''' encompass a wide variety of [[beverages]] made from or flavored with [[oranges]] or orange [[juice]]. These drinks can range from simple [[orange juice]], ...ignificant economic sector in countries like the United States (especially Florida), Brazil, and Mexico, influencing local economies and global markets.

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Minneola
...s Department of Agriculture|USDA]] in 1931. It was named after [[Minneola, Florida]], a city in the citrus-growing region of the state. ...and baking. They are often used in recipes that call for [[orange (fruit)|oranges]] or [[tangerine]]s, as their flavor is similar but more complex. The juice

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List of countries by fruit production
...eading producer of fruits such as apples, grapes, and oranges. California, Florida, and Washington are among the key states contributing to the country's frui Brazil is renowned for its production of oranges, papayas, and bananas. The country's tropical climate provides favorable co

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Citrus aurantifolia
...utaceae]] family, which includes other citrus fruits such as [[lemons]], [[oranges]], and [[grapefruits]]. The species is further classified in the Citrus gen ...]], a popular dessert in the United States, particularly in the state of [[Florida]]. The juice of the fruit is also used in beverages, such as the [[margarit

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Citrus grove
...Citrus Grove''' is a plantation of [[citrus]] trees where fruits such as [[oranges]], [[lemons]], [[limes]], and [[grapefruits]] are cultivated. Citrus groves ...of many countries. Major producers include the United States (particularly Florida and California), Brazil, China, and countries in the Mediterranean region.

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Fruit picking
...s, such as those in Florida, California, and Spain, allow visitors to pick oranges, lemons, and other citrus fruits directly from the trees.

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