Lemon Facts

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The lemon tree is evergreen of the family Rutaceae.
They are a hybrid of the bitter orange and citron.
The most common variety seen in supermarkets is 'Eureka', which fruits throughout the year.
Lemon juice is a natural cleaning agent. Mix with water and, optionally, vinegar for a handy glass cleaner.
Two lemons are enough to provide your recommended daily intake of vitamin c.

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Lemon Facts

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The first substantial cultivation of lemons in Europe began in Genoa, Italy, in the middle of the 15th century.
Christopher Columbus brought lemon seeds to the Americas during his second voyage in 1493.
Lemon juice has antibacterial properties that can help fight infections.
The scent of lemons has been found to reduce stress and improve mood.
British sailors were called 'limeys' due to the Navy's use of citrus juice, particularly lemon and lime, to cure scurvy from the 18th century on.

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