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'''Orange''' is a non-primary color. It is made by combining [[red]] and [[yellow]]. | '''Orange''' is a non-primary color. It is made by combining [[red]] and [[yellow]]. | ||
| − | An '''Orange''' is also a fruit that grows on trees, is juicy, and high in [[vitamin C]]. Juice from the orange is also a popular drink, usually served with breakfast. Oranges were introduced to [[Florida]], where orange trees frequently dot the landscape, by [[Juan Ponce de Leon]] in the 16th century. Oranges were also grown in great swathes across [[California]] however due to | + | An '''Orange''' is also a fruit that grows on trees, is juicy, and high in [[vitamin C]]. Juice from the orange is also a popular drink, usually served with breakfast. Oranges were introduced to [[Florida]], where orange trees frequently dot the landscape, by [[Juan Ponce de Leon]] in the 16th century. Oranges were also grown in great swathes across [[California]] however due to changing demographics, much of [[California|Californias]] orange groves have dissapeared. |
[[Category: Colors]] | [[Category: Colors]] | ||
[[Category: Fruits]] | [[Category: Fruits]] | ||
Revision as of 05:35, April 29, 2008
Orange is a non-primary color. It is made by combining red and yellow.
An Orange is also a fruit that grows on trees, is juicy, and high in vitamin C. Juice from the orange is also a popular drink, usually served with breakfast. Oranges were introduced to Florida, where orange trees frequently dot the landscape, by Juan Ponce de Leon in the 16th century. Oranges were also grown in great swathes across California however due to changing demographics, much of Californias orange groves have dissapeared.