Table 1 |
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Ascorbic acid content in selected foods |
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Fruits |
mg/100 g edible portion |
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Banana |
8–16 |
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Apple |
3–30 |
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Mango |
10–15 |
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Pineapple |
15–25 |
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Cherry |
15–30 |
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Papaya |
39 |
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Orange |
30–50 |
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Grape fruit |
30–70 |
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Lemon |
40–50 |
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Strawberry |
40–70 |
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Currant black |
150–200 |
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Rose hips |
250–800 |
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Vegetables |
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Onion |
10–15 |
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Tomato |
10–20 |
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Egg plant |
15–20 |
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Radish |
25 |
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Spinach |
35–40 |
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Cabbage |
30–70 |
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Cauliflower |
50–70 |
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Broccoli |
80–90 |
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Coriander |
90 |
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Brussels sprout |
100–120 |
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Pepper |
150–200 |
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Parsley |
200–300 |
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Adapted from Johnson et al [12] |
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Naidu Nutrition Journal 2003 2:7 doi:10.1186/1475-2891-2-7 |
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