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shaddock

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shaddock: see grapefruit grapefruit, pomelo , or pummelo , citrus fruit (Citrus paradisi) of the family Rutaceae (orange family). The grapefruit is so named because it grows in grapelike bunches.
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The grapefruit is believed to be a hybrid of the sour fruit known as a shaddock and a sweet orange which was first cultivated in the West Indies Today however this beloved fruit is grown primarily in the United States which is the world?
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It's also known as shaddock, after the captain of the ship that originally brought it from the West Indies to the Far East.
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Milford closer Steve Shaddock slammed the door on the West Boylston in the seventh, ending the game with a strikeout.
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