An orange is a fruit in the citrus family. Oranges are large and round, with a segmented inner body inside a thick peel. Oranges are commonly consumed after peeling, though often they are juiced instead, or processed further into applications like marmalade.
Oranges grow well in moderate temperatures, and have a fairly long shelf life. In good conditions with plenty of water, oranges can be grown directly from their pips by a skilled home gardener.
Orange juice is very high in sugar, but the fruit can be an excellent snack in terms of nutrition, offering plenty of dietary fibre and micronutrients.
The modern day sweet orange is descended from the pomelo. There is evidence of large-scale cultivation of oranges as far back as the 10th century, detailed by the irrigation required for large crops of the fruit. Citrus was grown along trade routes during the Age of Discovery to prevent scurvy, which contrib
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