Description
Juicy, acidic, but still flavourful, lemon is one of the most widely used citrus fruits worldwide. The fruit is a modified berry with tough, leathery rind. Lemon’s peel contains many volatile oil glands in pits. Interior flesh is composed of segments, called carpels, made up of numerous juice-filled vesicles that are specialized hair cells. Mature lemons turn yellow from green. Lemons are acidic because of citric acid which aids in smooth digestion, and helps dissolve kidney stones.
A typical 100g portion of lemon contains 29 calories, 0.3g fat, 9.32g carbohydrates and 1.1g protein.
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