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Which fruit is banned on Singapore's trains for its smell?
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What fruit's 'seeds' are really tiny fruits?
Answer: Strawberry
Why: A medium strawberry carries about 200 of these tiny fruits, called achenes, each with a single seed inside.
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Where did the pineapple first grow?
Answer: South America
Why: Pineapples are recorded in Hawaii only from the early 1800s, when settler Francisco de Paula Marín is credited with planting them.
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When did cultivated blueberries first go on sale?
Answer: 1916
Why: Farmers failed to grow blueberries for decades until botanist Frederick Coville found they need soil more acidic than nearly any other crop.
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Why does a banana's peel turn black in the fridge?
Answer: Cold damage
Why: Below about 13 °C the peel's cell membranes start to leak, letting an enzyme react with oxygen and darken the skin.
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Which fruit has about four times an orange's vitamin C by weight?
Answer: Guava
Why: A lemon holds about 53 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams, roughly the same as an orange.
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Which citrus juice failed the Royal Navy against scurvy?
Answer: Lime
Why: Gram for gram, a fresh lime holds only about half the vitamin C of a fresh lemon.
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