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- Fruit crops offer a diverse range of fruit products that are important for human nutrition.
- These crops are not only crucial for health but also hold substantial economic value.
- The cultivation and sale of fruit contribute significantly to both local and global economies.
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Fruit crops provide various kinds of fruit commodities that are of significant nutritional benefit and economic value to humans [...].
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